By Jean Hodgkinson A revolution can neither be made nor stopped. The only thing that can be done is for one if its children to give it direction by dint of victories -Napoleon Bonaparte Napoleon spent his youth training to be a soldier, not a politician. But as a general he was capable of navigating […]
By Herman Silochan Forgive my vehemence, possibly my ignorance of legal hair splitting, but for one citizen plus a rambunctious egotistic lawyer and a recalcitrant judge, to be able to get an elected mayor out of office, with no public input, does not sit well with me. In fact I am damn angry. There are […]
The West Indies Cricket Board last weekend announced the schedule for the Regional 4-day and Super50 tournaments in the 2013 season The Super50 tournament will commence on February 07th with three matches in Round 1 in Antigua Barbados and St Lucia. The 4-day matches in Round 1 will commence on February 09th through February 12th. […]
By Jasminee Sahoye The Fairness Commission of Ontario strongly believes that proposed changes to the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations being put forward by Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) could hurt fair access for new skilled immigrants. Fairness Commissioner, Grenada-born Jean Augustine, while speaking last Monday at the Munk School of Global Affairs’ Harney Lecture […]
Why 50 Cents is starting to make sense.
Wisdom isn’t meant to be groundbreaking, it’s common sense and we know how people often lack that. unknown.
Far too often we criticize Hip Hop for the negative stereotypes it reinforces about our community and people of colour. But what about the other side? How do they do it so well. Can the work ethic,experience and talent it takes to do it be something we can all learn from. Listen to Jay-z’s thoughts […]
