As he bid farewell to the hundreds of People’s National Movement supporters and members gathered at City Hall, Port-of-Spain, yesterday, outgoing prime minister Dr Keith Rowley displayed a softer side.
The Tobago People’s Party (TPP) has decided not to move forward with nominees Trevor James and Barry Nelson as potential candidates for Tobago West, and has chosen to “consider additional prospects.”
Dr Eric Williams’ quotes were nation-building, Basdeo Panday was often sharp and witty, but Dr Keith Rowley was a Prime Minister tailor-made for the “meme” era. His sharp, sometimes acerbic retorts were perfect for “video reactions” or gifs—videos that described how you felt better than you ever could yourself.
United National Congress candidate for Point Fortin, Ernesto Kesar, accused outgoing Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley of lacking empathy towards victims of crime and their families.
Today marks the last day of Dr Keith Rowley’s term in office. Today, the People’s National Movement will hold a Special Convention and then present its candidates for the 2025 general election campaign. At 10 am tomorrow, Stuart Young will be sworn in as prime minister.
The Congress of the People (COP) has reached out to the United National Congress (UNC) to discuss its desire to contest several seats in the highly anticipated upcoming general election.
Former UNC member Larry Lalla is set to attend the People’s National Movement presentation of candidates event in Woodford Square, Port of Spain today.
In a bold move that could signal a fresh direction for the People’s National Movement (PNM), sources close to the party are hinting at a major Cabinet shake-up or realignment of portfolios with the appointment of Stuart Young as Prime Minister.
As Dr Keith Rowley prepares to pass the prime ministerial baton to Energy and Energy Industries Minister Stuart Young, who will take on the reins of leadership starting tomorrow, political opponents weigh in on his nearly ten years of governing the country.
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar has refused to address claims from Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley that their relationship soured after she allegedly orchestrated for members of her then-People’s Partnership Cabinet and House Speaker to record into the Hansard that he and his father were rapists.
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has shared his profound disappointment in the leadership of Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, criticising his governance and decision-making.
As Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley officially steps down from leadership after a decade at the helm, political analysts have weighed in on his legacy, with one giving him a failing grade.
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