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HCU President Harry Harnarine informed the Commission of Enquiry on Valentine’s Day that he had been dumped by his attorney and would now represent himself.
Attorney Farid Scoon apparently said he was busy after Harnarine failed to get the government to pay for his legal representation. Harnarine is rumoured to have refused, on a point of principle, to buy love or dip into his own wallet.
Wired868 has been unreliably advised that, although the rainfall might seem bad, it is actually six percent less than showers Read more
School children have a lot in their book bags these days including wildly fluctuating academic assessment plans and enough books Read more
The Trinidad Express delivered a telling blow to good taste this morning with a salacious photograph of a man of Read more
Attorney General Anand Ramlogan told the Trinidad Newsday that the anti-gang legislation used during last year’s State of Emergency has Read more
Double bronze medallist Lalonde Gordon might still be sporting his medals and discussing London 2012 but he is probably some Read more
National Security Minister Jack Warner yesterday challenged Trinidad and Tobago’s criminal elements in a showdown at Abercromby Street, Port of Read more
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