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PowerGen celebrates 20 years with SSCL
The Power Generation Company of T&T has downsized but they have decided to keep their commitment with the Secondary Schools cricket league and this year marks the 20th anniversary of their...
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T&T Inv U-17s continues to impress in NZ
The T&T Invitational Under 17’s continued to enjoy success as their tour of New Zealand, as they whipped Wellington Under-19s by 15 runs in their latest encounter.Playing at Linden Park,...
View ArticleArmy looks to keep momentum against Jabloteh
Buoyed by its capture of the Rawle Fletcher (Round One) trophy in the 2015/2016 Digicel T&T Pro League season and a 4-0 bashing St Ann’s Rangers led by a beaver trick from captain. Jerwyn...
View ArticleT&T Olympic beach vballers target Antigua gold
David Thomas Jr, coach of the national men and women beach volleyball teams says he sees no reason why the men’s quartet of Daneil Williams, Fabien Whitfield, Christian Francois and Simon Blake should...
View ArticleSweet, sweet Trinidad
Approaching the home stretch of the 34th edition of the T&T International Marathon with the finish line in sight, a group of spectators, who may have been early finishers, started singing...
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Go Gold at Southwell
Miss Goldsmith represents the proverbial ‘cert’ for a Maiden Fillies’ Stakes over six furlongs of Southwell fibresand today, if Richard Fahey’s charge is able to cope with the unique, somewhat...
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Chief Justice wants national support for T&T athletes
jelani.beckles@guardian.co.tt President of the T&T Olympic Committee (TTOC) Brian Lewis was not in a race against the clock at the T&T International Marathon on Sunday, but wanted to raise...
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Red Force to face Jaguars in semis
The T&T Red Force would hope that their below par performance against Barbados Pride on Sunday night at the Queen’s Park Oval does not affect morale when they meet Guyana in the first semi-finals...
View ArticleGayle equals fastest T20 half-century
MELBOURNE—Mercurial Chris Gayle equalled the fastest ever half-century in Twenty20s with an extraordinary knock, as he brought the curtain down on his controversial—and perhaps final—campaign in the...
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Support Gayle says Sir Hilary
KINGSTON—Leading regional academic Sir Hilary Beckles has thrown his support behind embattled West Indies batsman Chris Gayle and has encouraged the Caribbean to do the same. Gayle has found himself...
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3 shot dead, burnt body found
Three men were shot dead in separate instances and the handless body of a man was found under a burning heap of tyres as the murder toll galloped to 29 in just 18 days.For the comparable period last...
View ArticleCops: Murder suspect overpowered guard
A murder suspect with a gunshot injury to the leg overpowered his police guard at the San Fernando General Hospital, says the Police Service public information officer ASP Michael Pierre.He said the...
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Moving beyond fete performance
The International Soca Monarch semifinal competition took place on Sunday. Seventy soca artistes, some untested in a live milieu, performed for judges to seek a place in the final on Fantastic Friday....
View ArticleSuspects remain in custody
The Children’s Authority is calling on the public to be more vigilant in spotting and reporting suspected cases of child abuse. Responding to media reports of a 13-month-old baby girl from Rio Claro...
View ArticleVeteran artistes fail to qualify for soca finals
Several veteran soca artistes will be notably missing from this year’s International Soca Monarch finals. Among those who missed out on a place in the finals following Sunday’s marathon semifinals at...
View ArticleContractor loses $14m claim
Contractors who are owed billions of dollars by the State are likely not to see one red cent following a decision by the High Court yesterday to uphold the limitation defence used by the State to avoid...
View ArticleOperator gets $.6m for on-the-job injury
A 42-year-old former employee of the Kiss Baking Company has received $600,000 in compensation for a debilitating back injury he sustained five years ago. The company agreed to the settlement yesterday...
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Fire razes Laventille hardware store
A Laventille businessman was left homeless after his home and hardware were reduced to ashes yesterday after fire gutted his business place.Ramesh Bachew, part owner of H Bachew Hardware, along the...
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Focus on reviving economy
Communications Minister Maxie Cuffie says the Government is not overly concerned about international reports on the state of the local economy.He said instead the focus would be on reviving the economy...
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Convicted terrorist dies in US prison
Convicted terrorist Kareem Ibrahim has died in a United States prison. Ibrahim, 70, reportedly lost his battle with cancer yesterday after serving a little over three years of his life sentence at the...
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