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Rowley at PNM 50th convention: 'Corrupt and worthless officers' to be weeded out

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News - Angelo Marcelle THE Prime Minister's address at the People's National Movement's (PNM) 50th annual convention took a mostly sombre, almost hostile tone. Dr Keith Rowley spoke at length about the party and government's achievements, recent and historic, Rowley also focused extensively on the opposition, and major problems affecting society. While Rowley minced no words when describing the country's reality, he said the government's fight against the country's number-one problem, […]

Source: Trinidad News

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