The gunman shift – ah so it set
The issue of dancehall tunes promoting violence stepped once again into the spotlight after reports that upcoming dancehall DJ Skeng’s “Gunman Shift” had been taking…
Price hike in Trinidad and Tobago
Before the pandemic, prices on the twin isle were constantly increasing. Imagine post pandemic and being able to afford only the basics to maintain your…
Black Lives Matter appeal for a Black Christmas in Britain
As we approach the Christmas season of goodwill towards everyone, it seems ironic that some would argue for a boycott of certain businesses and corporations…
A special tribute to a special soul
Omar Maxwell Webber was born on 27 August 1987 in Kingston, Jamaica. He was the first child of Jacob Webber and Deana Goslin and the…
Careers and the issue of race
Recently I came across a post that has been making its rounds on social media. It is a picture of two guys one on the…
Sixth Form Pathways Programme – Attempt to postpone a bigger problem
It is my opinion that a country’s education policy must be aligned with the social and economic development policy that is being pursued by that…
Diwali Season in Trinidad and Tobago
It’s Diwali season again and I have already made my favorite sweets. For most of you who have never heard of it, Diwali is the…
A deafening cry for leadership
Over the past two months, there have been some developments in Jamaica, the reporting of which should have shaken well-thinking members of our population to…
Britain’s Black History Month celebrations
At a time when we continue to see reports of increasing levels of racism being directed towards Black footballers in England and coming a year…
National security in Trinidad and Tobago
Former Police Commissioner Gary Griffith is claiming there is blatant political interference in the running of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS). According to…