July 2011

I AM extremely glad that members of the public, at long last, have come to their senses. It is sad that a road tragedy had to ‘rouse them’ into reality. But like we all say, ‘it is better late than not at all.’Indeed, the public must speak out and protest whenever a travesty of any

I am amused by ‘Maxwellian’ thinking. In reality, it is more like ‘Maxwellian’ fabrications. His offerings (since they emanate from a bitter mind) betray anger and false accusations. Also, I hope that all will bear cognisance of the fact that Mr. Maxwell’s voice bears great resemblance to a forlorn and forgotten ‘cry baby.’ In his

A lack of proper training can hamper operational effectiveness in any sphere of activity, let alone one as volatile as the security industry. Whether on the rugby field or in the workplace, teams that lack adequate training are likely to be soundly beaten in  competition. It’s a mathematical equation: a lack of training equates to

INTERESTINGLY, Chandra Narine Sharma claims that government is now harassing him over ‘Keeping them honest’, a programme which was aired on his television station, CNS Channel 6, which was not in conformity with the Broadcast Laws that govern the industry. I am sure that no one was against Sharma himself, but against what his television

THE Leader and members of The United Force (TUF) extend deepest sympathy to the parents and grandparents of Coretta Benjamin and her daughter Crazel Paul, the grandparents of Erica la Cruz, the mother and other relatives of Peter Mc Clennon and the wife and children of Junior Duncan who all perished in the minibus on