homme fatale

Leaving a positive impact on the 🌎⁣ ⁣

[A. @Lexiiee_x]

He’s a poet to me

[A Fake Account🇧🇧 @_dtch_]

Might be a historian fa real…😂

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

@longlivelordju You ain’t sign a confidentiality agreement?

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

@KrysG_xo Girl have the fifth and enjoy the sweetest summer festival

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

This now hurt my head…

[SaB. @ShanBabb]

Central Bank getting on like dem launching a spaceship ya

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

@Kinthe246 Good Friday, Apr 3

[Juvi Mango 🥭 @whoz_thatChick]

Cause I tell myself teachers have a code of conduct to follow and running a gossip page clearly has to be in breach of that?? Idk something about ethics and professionalism… but idk I’m a BDO in retail

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

And it begins…

[Kamla Persad-Bissessar @PM_Kamla]

I AGAIN CALL ON CARICOM FOR TRANSPARENCY ON THE SURREPTITIOUS AND ODIOUS PROCESS USED TO REAPPOINT SG BARNETT.
Trinidad and Tobago remains committed to CARICOM, but until this matter is transparently resolved, the organization and its secretariat should absolutely expect no quarter from my Government.

This is not a simple matter of a run of the mill administrative appointment, it’s an appointment with long term ramifications for my citizens. It’s an appointment that directly affects the future over the coming five years of Trinidad and Tobago’s economy, security, integration and foreign affairs. Therefore in the interest of my citizens wellbeing I will mercilessly, relentlessly and if needed, ruthlessly publicly prosecute this matter until transparency is achieved.

I again call on CARICOM for answers on the surreptitious and odious process used to reappoint CARICOM Secretary-General Barnett.

On March 25, 2026,  the Honourable Sean Sobers, Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs, wrote to CARICOM Chairman, the Honourable Dr. Terrance Drew, formally placing on record Trinidad and Tobago’s objection to the re-appointment of Dr. Carla Barnett as Secretary-General of CARICOM.

Our concern is straightforward: the proposed re-appointment was not included on the provisional agenda for the Fiftieth Regular Meeting of the Conference of Heads of Government in St. Kitts and Nevis, was not considered during plenary, and was reportedly addressed only during the Heads of Government Retreat,(boat ride to Nevis) from which Trinidad and Tobago and other Member States were excluded through their authorised representatives. This raises serious concerns to the use of improper procedures to circumvent the process and facilitate Barnett’s reappointment.

Trinidad and Tobago therefore maintains that the re-appointment was not undertaken in accordance with Article 24 of the Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas, which requires formal consideration and appointment by the Conference.

This position was reaffirmed on March 27, when Minister Sobers, in his statement to Parliament, formally recorded Trinidad and Tobago’s objection and noted that the action appeared ultra vires Article 24. 

To ensure full transparency, further letters dated March 31, 2026 were sent to Prime Minister Drew and directly to the Secretary-General seeking clarification on the process followed. 

These letters requested details on when and how the matter was placed on draft agendas, what communications were issued to Member States, whether governments were informed following the Joint Communiqué and closing press conference, and whether any draft decision was circulated confidentially after the Retreat.

They also sought an explanation for any confidentiality surrounding the matter, given the importance of preserving Member State confidence in CARICOM’s Rules of Procedure and collective decision-making.

Further, on March 31, 2026, the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs wrote to H.E. Janice Miller, Chef-de-Cabinet, Office of the Secretary-General, formally requesting clarification and documentation regarding the re-appointment of the CARICOM Secretary-General.

The letter noted that previous re-appointments, such as in 2016, adhered to proper procedures, with decisions recorded and reflecting the views of all Heads of Government. The Permanent Secretary emphasized that the current process appears not to have conformed to CARICOM’s Rules of Procedure.

To date, no response has been received. The people of Trinidad and Tobago who finance 22 percent of CARICOM’s budget deserve transparency, accountability, and faithful adherence to agreed rules.

[j @oxyjennn__]

Left home at 6:45, was in town by 7:15. Homeschool them kids.

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

Carol really threw the Minister under the bus on Carifesta, just to end up doing an exposé on the exact same thing in the paper on Monday.

Same man steps in, announces the reversal of her decision to scrap Soca Monarch of previous years .

Honestly, I’ll take it. ☕️🎭🇧🇧

[🌟Carefree Nic🌟 @Nic_Kirt]

Secret sauce this, secret sauce that. Wunna soon give somebody an allergic reaction.

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

@_dtch_ You at the right place to get a referral for therapy….

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

Do they want to come back though?

Y’all keep suggesting it . It’s like watching a divorcee going back with an ex after getting kicked out.

[A Fake Account🇧🇧 @_dtch_]

Corey Greenidge, Ronnie Yearwood and Ryan Walters and a strong female(s) would definitely put them back in the running…. Bring solutions and critical thinking man🫠

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

Acting like the DLP is the prize….

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

.Behaving like if Ronnie exit a WhatsApp group. It was a public and brutal exit.

Then there was Tricia. Doing the heavy lifting in the Senate, actually being prepared, only to get boot by the RAT. Asking her to return to a similar dynamic is willdddddd

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

📌

[homme fatale @NextSimba]

These ‘independent’ senators … y’all sure these ‘independent’?

[Cherezze @cherezze]

All these had to do was give up Ralph Thorne for Lent and take it from there, oh my goodness.