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It seems that Integrity Commission meetings were as colourful as any low-brow reality television show and dishonesty, bullying and even threats of violence were apparently not uncommon occurrences.
The Lady Gla Ga show kicks off in court on June 18 and, judging from the highlights, it should be compelling viewing; unless you have a soft spot for Trinidad and Tobago, of course.
In the past few weeks, citizens discovered that the Director of Public Prosecutions’ vocabulary—which includes four-syllable words like “investigate”—is much too extensive for the tastes of the Police Commissioner and Attorney General. And that the Police Service Commission (PSC) doesn’t know what its press officers are up to much less the nation’s lawmen.
Now, it seems that the body entrusted with promoting integrity in Trinidad and Tobago society spent more time trading insults than being useful; something like Basketball Wives without the weaves.
Independent Senator Dhanayshar Mahabir suggested last Friday that “Big Momma’s House” might be an appropriate caption for the furore surrounding Read more
Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley will not allow himself to be sidetracked by matters of integrity as he continues his Read more
Just when you think Trinidad and Tobago’s politics has lost the capacity to surprise. Out jumps another revelation that seems Read more
Seriously, Tanty Kamla?! Seriously?! There are a few scenarios that set off alarm bells immediately. Jack Warner offering to provide Read more
The Integrity Commission yesterday acted on Section 33 (a) of the Integrity in Public Life Act, which allows the Commission Read more
It has been eleven weeks and two days since Wired868 stationed itself outside the President’s House in an effort to Read more
