Commentary

I am tired, tired, bored to turn-off by the tit-for-tat talk between the Labour Party and the People's National Party, the "I did this where you didn't", "You failed where I succeeded", the tiresome going back over the last 50 years.Audley Shaw did...

I gave it a chance. An entire seven months without throwing cold water on it. I wanted it to work. I still desperately want it to work.But I must be honest: The zones of special operations (ZOSOs), for me, is still just so-so. We've dished out...

The Court of Appeal's long-awaited decision - having reserved judgment on June 2, 2016 following four days of arguments - has settled an interesting issue in favour of police officers, the appellants, represented by Jacqueline Samuels-Brown, QC....

Nearly two decades ago, the Peruvian economist, Hernando De Soto, turned the world on to the fact that the poor in the world's poor countries weren't necessarily poor. At least not in the way they are generally portrayed. The greater poverty they...

Everywhere you turn these days, someone is encouraging our young people to have a positive relationship with money because they have the tools at their disposal to create wealth. One can only imagine how enthralled many young people are by these...

With mounting chaos on the capital's busiest commercial corridors, we feel compelled to return to a topic we have commented on previously.We acknowledge that peak-hour delays are to be expected in any major city. However, extreme congestion and...

We, as is the case with teachers, and the trade union movement, generally, welcome the Government's clarification that a five per cent retroactive payment would be made to teachers this month without prejudice to ongoing wage negotiations.The...

In an online search last Friday, March 16, I came upon an article announcing that significant oil and gas deposits had been found offshore Grenada.Prior to that, it was reported that major oil and gas deposits (seven, so far) had been found in...