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OPINION
Is Government Balancing the Budget on the Backs of Small Producers?
The Finance Bill, 2026 has been presented as a routine legislative update, but a closer examination reveals significantly higher penalties that could have serious consequences for small producers and micro-entrepreneurs. At a time when many citizens are turning to cottage industries and local production to survive rising living costs, questions must be asked about whether…
Keep reading…The Legal Profession Has a Toxic Arrogance Problem
Behind the polished image of the legal profession in Trinidad and Tobago lies a culture many young professionals know too well: humiliation, arrogance, and abuse of authority. Instead of mentoring the next generation, some senior attorneys and judges use their status to belittle juniors, clerks, and support staff who are simply trying to learn and…
Keep reading…When Public Offices Become Marketplaces, The Country Suffers
The allegations of bribery within the Immigration Division highlight a dangerous reality facing Trinidad and Tobago. Essential government services are increasingly viewed as systems that only work quickly for those willing to pay under the table. This creates two classes of citizens: those who obey the rules and wait endlessly, and those who use money…
Keep reading…The Parole System Will Fail Without Strict Control
The new Parole Bill changes how Trinidad and Tobago handles incarceration, but passing legislation is only the beginning. A parole system only works when every condition is monitored, every breach is recorded, and every agency communicates without delay. Without strong databases, trained officers, and immediate enforcement, the framework could quickly collapse into disorder. Rehabilitation requires…
Keep reading…Public Service Is Not for the Weak
Public office in Trinidad and Tobago comes with relentless scrutiny, pressure, and personal sacrifice. The recent criticism surrounding Minister Saddam Hosein and the Ministry of Land and Legal Affairs highlights how quickly political debate can turn deeply personal, affecting not only officials but also their families and loved ones. Yet leadership is tested most when…
Keep reading…Legal Aid Cannot Run on Paper and Delays Forever
The appointment of a new board to the Legal Aid and Advisory Authority means little if the same broken systems remain in place. Citizens seeking legal assistance should not be trapped in endless delays, missing files, and a process that feels impossible to navigate. Access to justice cannot depend on patience alone. If the Authority…
Keep reading…Enforcement Without Maintenance Is Failure
A modern country cannot rely on advanced ticketing systems while its roads remain neglected and unsafe. Citizens are being monitored with precision technology while driving through collapsing shoulders, invisible lane markings, and dark intersections. Real accountability requires the Government to invest as aggressively in road safety and maintenance as it does in enforcement.
Keep reading…Citizens Must Help Fight Crime Too
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service faces criticism daily, but law enforcement cannot succeed without public cooperation. Criminals benefit when witnesses refuse to speak, communities ignore suspicious activity, and citizens expect safety without participation. Reducing crime starts with rebuilding trust, but it also requires the public to stop treating silence as neutrality.
Keep reading…Chaguanas Infrastructure Is Failing Drivers
The state of Chaguanas’ roads can no longer be dismissed as inconvenience. Missing lane markings, sinking road surfaces, and prolonged highway access closures are creating serious safety risks and worsening congestion every day. As the borough continues to expand, the infrastructure meant to support it is falling dangerously behind.
Keep reading…Track It, Fund It, Fix It
Public healthcare must remain fair to those who fund it. A national health card would ensure that contributions through the health surcharge are recognised and enforced, while also improving patient care through better recordkeeping. If the system is to survive increasing demand, accountability must become part of how access is granted.
Keep reading…PERSONAL NOTEBOOK
Your Clients Are Not Case Files. Start Treating Them Like People.
Too many professionals focus solely on legal strategy while overlooking the human side of the profession. Clients do not walk into law offices looking only for legal answers. They are looking for guidance, reassurance, and someone who genuinely cares about their situation. A welcoming environment, clear communication, and basic courtesy can be just as important…
Keep reading…Rest, Recover, and Rebuild
Sometimes life hits harder than we expect, and it’s okay to pause. I recently got very sick and spent days in bed, too weak to work or eat. I lost clients during that time, but it reminded me that setbacks don’t define your worth. Take care of yourself mentally, emotionally, and financially. Save a small…
Keep reading…They Can Copy the Work, Not the Presence
People will copy your ideas, your tone, even your habits. That is easy. What they cannot replicate is the intent behind it or the confidence that gives it weight. Influence invites imitation, but only authenticity sustains momentum. Copies fade when there is nothing real holding them together.
Keep reading…When Ice Becomes a Hidden Charge
More customers are noticing that what looks like a full cup often contains far more ice than drink. While the practice may be legal, it raises questions about transparency, value, and respect in everyday transactions. In a time of rising costs, small choices like these shape trust between businesses and the people they serve.
Keep reading…Videos
In this video, I share the truth about using your story as fuel to build the life you want. I open up about my experiences with abuse, addictions, and a childhood that forced me to grow up too fast. I talk about how every hardship can shape you, and why it’s never too late to start building yourself up. Even if you have to fake it until you make it, every step forward counts. This is a raw, honest, and motivational message for anyone ready to take control of their life, own their story, and never give up.
Perfection. We chase it. We exhaust ourselves trying to live up to impossible standards. But what if I told you that the pursuit of perfection is actually destroying you? In this video, I share my personal struggles with perfectionism, how it affected my mental health, and how I finally learned to let go and accept myself. If you’ve ever felt like you’re never good enough, this video is for you.
For years, I was afraid to be my true self. I changed how I spoke, how I acted, and even how I dressed—just to fit into a mold that wasn’t meant for me. I thought that if I became what others expected, I’d finally be accepted. But the truth is, the more I hid myself, the more lost I became. This is my journey to self-acceptance, and if you’ve ever felt afraid to be yourself, I want you to know: you are enough, just as you are.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry talks about why he speaks out on topics like mental health, safe practices, and bullying prevention. Aaron believes in standing up for those who feel unheard and breaking down the barriers that hold people back. Join him as he shares his commitment to creating a safer, more empowered world for everyone.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry talks about the reality of self-harm, personal struggles, and the importance of reaching out for support. Aaron shares his own story and the power of talking to someone who cares. If you’re struggling, know that you’re not alone—there are people who want to help. Healing is possible, and hope is real.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry talks about the importance of being true to yourself. The world often pressures us to fit in, but there’s incredible power in embracing who we truly are. Discover how living authentically can set you free, inspire others, and help you take pride in who you are.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry shares his personal experience with bullying and the harsh reality of how schools often ignore the problem. He discusses the different forms of bullying—from school and workplace environments to relationships and online spaces—and how ignoring these issues can lead to severe consequences. Aaron also calls on everyone to stand up and take action, offering a message of support and resilience for victims of bullying. Watch now to learn why it’s important to never stay silent and how small acts of kindness can make a big difference.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry highlights the importance of taking care of your health and supporting others through challenging times. Whether it’s getting tested for STDs, cancer screenings, or reporting domestic violence, sometimes the hardest part is taking that first step. Aaron emphasizes the need to offer support and be there for each other, reminding viewers to reach out to local services for help. Let’s make a difference together by promoting health, safety, and compassion.
In this video, Aaron Matthew Beharry talks about the importance of sexual health, safe sex, and loving your body as an act of self-respect. He shares his personal journey with body image struggles and emphasizes the value of regular testing, practicing safe sex, and open communication in relationships. Learn how embracing sexual health can lead to a deeper connection with yourself and others.
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Aaron Matthew Beharry
Previously known as Aaron Jhinkoo.
Aaron Matthew Beharry (born October 30, 2001) is a Trinidadian Business Executive and Author. He serves as Chief Executive Officer at Scarlet Colossal Administrative Services and Imperium Benevolum Administrative Services, and is the Managing Partner of Aaron Matthew & Associates. He is also a volunteer for the Trinidad and Tobago Cancer Society and is known for his philanthropic efforts. His versatile talents span business, entertainment, self-improvement, and creative direction, making him a prominent figure on the global stage.
Born at the Saint Clair Medical Centre in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, Beharry’s lineage is deeply rooted in his mother, Stacy Kavita Bhagwansingh, an accomplished businesswoman and former bank officer of East Indian descent. His father, Roger Beharry, stands as a celebrated figure, known for his roles as a singer, songwriter, and astute businessman, also of East Indian descent.
The significance of Aaron’s namesake adds layers of depth to his identity. The name Aaron draws parallels to the biblical prophet and brother of Moses, renowned for his wisdom and leadership. Matthew, a nod to the publican and tax collector from the Roman Empire, symbolizes an embrace of diverse aspects of human existence, showcasing Aaron’s multifaceted nature.
Aaron Matthew Beharry’s journey traverses the realms of multimedia, self-improvement, creative direction, and literary expression. Serving in various capacities as Chief Executive Officer, Executive Director, Internet Personality, Podcast Host, Motivational Speaker, Creative Director, and Author, his commitment shines through in enriching lives, sparking inspiration, and leaving an indelible mark on the evolving landscape of modern media, personal transformation, and human connection.
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