On the off chance that you (like me) have been closely following the developments of the alleged leaking of a reporter's phone records to the Chaguaramas Development Authority:
When we last left this story, TSTT had quickly declared its intention to investigate the report and the Media Association of T&T had swiftly lamented the attack on the anonymity of whistleblowers (not to mention the invasion of the reporter's privacy).
Today, we learned that two statements had also emerged from the CDA: one from the Authority and the other from seven out of its nine board members.
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
Monday, October 15, 2012
Fed up with spin
Another incredibly apt column, this time by former Independent Senator Dana Seetahal, addressing the constant (and incredibly transparent) spin of the People's Partnership.
TSTT Responds to Allegations of a Leak
In response to yesterday's Guardian article alleging that TSTT leaked the phone records to the Chaguaramas Development Authority so that they could track down a Guardian reporter's sources, the telecommunications company had this to say:
The undoing of Jack
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| National Security Minister Jack Warner (photo courtesy T&T Newsday) |
Addressing the fact that Jack Warner's appointment to Cabinet is another one of this Government's biggest mistakes, Maharaj points out that he was a bad fit for public office from day one:
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Private donors rescue Warriors; Sport Ministry abandons team again
| The Warriors train in St Kitts & Nevis. |
That said, I remember frenzy that the Warriors whipped T&T into in 2006 when they invaded Germany. I had only been here about a year, and I was at work when everything stopped to listen to the game against Bahrain on the radio.
I remember heading to the window to watch Trinis flood the streets in red as they celebrated the 1-nil victory.
I remember the lavish promises made to the players who had made T&T so proud.
I remember what those promises came to.
Reporter’s phone records leaked to CDA
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Name Games
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| (L-R) LATT chairman Kuarlal Rampersad, CEO Leary Hosein and LATT Corporate Communicatins Coordinator Marsha Marchan |
Am I to understand that the chairman and CEO of Lake Asphalt of Trinidad and Tobago called a media conference to dispel rumors about nepotism relating to a multi-million-dollar contract and they did not know the names of the people who owned Fastec, the company that received the multi-million-dollar contract?
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