The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) is totally opposed to the proposal by the Primary Schools Principals’ Association to reduce the length of time of the lunch break for primary school children. This proposal is obviously a knee jerk ...

The PNM Government led by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley and his Minister of Finance Colm Imbert must come clean on the Property Tax issue. The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) charges the government with misleading the public on ...

On Saturday April 1st, the Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) held a Media Conference outside the construction site of the new Point Fortin Hospital. The purpose of the media conference was to inform the country that work had effectively ...

The Movement for Social Justice (MSJ) joins with citizens generally and the people of Tobago and other key stakeholders in particular, in expressing its disgust with the state of the Tobago-Trinidad transportation link. The most recent imbroglio with respect ...

The recent announcement by the PNM Government to close down the Tourism Development Company, without any consultation with the Recognized Majority Union representing those workers reflects a great amount of disrespect by the government for the livelihood of the ...

Yesterday a good, progressive young man - Stuart Valentine - passed away. Stuart was the leader of the Techier, Point Fortin, Village Council. He was a committed community worker engaged in positively uplifting his fellow villagers and young people ...

“Foot in mouth disease” is something that often afflicts politicians. Last month during the THA elections the Leader of the Tobago Forwards put her foot in her mouth when she suggested that Tobagonians put “Visine” in the water of ...

The electors in Tobago will be going to the polls tomorrow – Monday January 23rd – to decide who will be members of the Tobago House of Assembly. For the very first time in the history of elections to ...

The decision by the Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) to serve strike notice on the Petroleum Company of Trinidad and Tobago (Petrotrin) has lanced a boil which has been growing and festering for many years in our country. And ...

The start of every new year is traditionally a time when we look back at the year past and while reflecting on the many difficulties and successes that were experienced we also look forward to the coming year with ...