Recently I was having a conversation with a friend; her parents had recently made a trip to Trinidad & Tobago, as they often do. I asked her about their trip and she replied with the often heard “lots of rain, weather is hot, crime is everywhere”; I said “yeah, that about sounds right”; then she said […]
Recently there’s been a lot of talk about the Aripo Savannah & The Roosevelt Highway To Manzanilla. The project isn’t something new, it’s been a part of the National Highways Program since 1997. A quick search on the ttparliment.org brought up a document containing a house debate in 2004. Franklin Khan who was The Minister […]
It might be is against the law in Trinidad & Tobago to post statements online, such as Facebook and Twitter, whereas such statements are considered libel or defamation. Section 8 of Trinidad & Tobago’s Libel and Defamation Act states: “If any person maliciously publishes any defamatory libel, knowing the same to be false, he is liable on […]
Ever wondered if that zip lock bag of frozen peas sitting in your freezer for the past six months is still good food? Turns out, it just might be. I recently wrote about an experiment I did in visualising historical agricultural prices in Trinidad & Tobago. I had briefly touched on an article I had […]