Trinidadian nursing educator wants nurses to build strong legacies

Trinidadian nursing educator Dr. Hazel Mary Sanderson Marcoux, Ed.D., RN, wants nurses to build strong legacies. In delivering the featured address Sunday, Sept. 14, of the Brooklyn-based Trinidad and Tobago Nurses Association of America, Inc....

Tobago’s Jolé St John Crowned CTO Junior Minister Of Tourism 2025

Tobago’s Jolé St John is the Caribbean Tourism Organization’s Junior Regional Minister of Tourism 2025. The Bishop’s High School student emerged the winner of the debate and claimed the coveted title at the CTO’s Regional Youth Tourism Congress in...

UAE citizens get visa-free travel to Trinidad & Tobago after landmark deal

The UAE and Trinidad & Tobago signed a mutual visa-exemption agreement during UNGA80 in New York On 27 September 2025, on the sidelines of UNGA80 in New York, the UAE and Trinidad & Tobago signed a mutual agreement on visa exemptions. The deal was...

World News | PM Modi's Visit Provided Opportunity to Deepen Cooperation, Reinforce Strategic Partnership: Trinidad & Tobago PM

New York [US], September 28 (ANI): Kamla Persad-Bissessar, the Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, reflected on PM Modi's visit to the country earlier this year and how it laid the groundwork for significant cooperation between the two...

Women’s World Cup: England Crush South Africa By Record Margin In Guwahati Opener

Guwahati: England Women opened their ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025 campaign in Guwahati with a statement win, sealing a thumping 10-wicket victory over South Africa with 215 balls to spare – their fourth-biggest win by balls remaining in World...

Author Scarlet Ibis James to launch books in Trinidad and Tobago

Features Newsday 3 Hrs Ago Author Scarlet Ibis James - Author Scarlet Ibis James will be promoting her books Scarlet Yearnings: Stories of Love and Desire and Scarlet Birthright: What They Left Behind during her upcoming month-long Scarlet Book...

Trinidad police kill father and son during arrest attempt

(Trinidad Express) Police shot and killed a father and son yesterday while attempting to arrest one of them at an apartment above a church in Cunupia. The men were identified as Alvin Daniel, 52; and his son, Avindra Daniel Bharath, 28, also known...

VI repped at NY culture festival

BROOKLYN, NEW YORK — Eighteen-year-old filmmaker Dakarai Wheatley-Adams can often be found shooting video footage around Tortola. But over the weekend, he travelled to New York to mingle with actors, artists and other successful creative...

Baltimore Catholics unite in prayer for migrant families facing arrests

En Español Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents made five recent arrests of members of just one Baltimore parish, Sacred Heart of Jesús-Corazón de Jesus parish in Highlandtown. In a parish of 2,500 families, 95 percent of whom are...

Caribbean cultural practitioners and Cricket West Indies face identical dilemmas

Dear Editor, In a media event on October 1 at Cricket West Indies’ headquarters in Antigua, the top executives explained the financial challenge facing the company. In order to retain full membership of the International Cricket Council the West...

Tobago Wins CTO Tourism Youth Congress

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Jolé St. John, a 16-year-old Junior Minister of Tourism from Tobago, emerged as the winner of the 2025 Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) Regional Tourism Youth Congress, held on October 2 at the Hilton Barbados Resort...

Indian nationals caught with fake passports after arriving from Trinidad

by Linda Straker Indian nationals arrived via a flight from Trinidad First court appearance on Tuesday, 7 October and each pleaded guilty to the charge of Uttering a Falsified Passport They were fined $6,000 each to be paid forthwith, or in...

Trinidad and Tobago Film Festival makes strong return

Features Melissa Doughty 11 Hrs Ago Alison Duke, right, film director holds the phone to the microphone as Sister Nancy addresses the audience at the gala screening of the documentary on her life. Sharing in the moment is Ngardy Conteh George,...

Cultural Diplomacy On Display At NALIS’ 5th Latin Nights

Trinidad and Tobago continues to demonstrate its appreciation for cultural diversity and its commitment to improving diplomatic relations with neighbouring Latin-Ibero American nations. This time, it is through Latin Nights, an ongoing initiative...

Angus Eve embraces the challenge as T&T Women target 2026 World Cup breakthrough

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad — Newly appointed Trinidad and Tobago women’s football head coach Angus Eve has wasted no time setting the tone for his tenure. - Advertisement - In his first in-depth interview since taking charge, the former national...

Horse racing tips: ‘The penny has dropped with this potential superstar’ – Templegate’s 11-4 Friday NAP

TEMPLEGATE goes head first into an action-packed Friday confident of landing a touch or two. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Thank you! GHOST MODE can send a shiver down the bookies’ spines (2.05...

Trinidad and Tobago FA sees life in Concacaf Bigger Academy

Sports Roneil Walcott 19 Minutes Ago Coaches, teachers and students at the Trinidad leg of the Concacaf Bigger Game Academy at the Ato Boldon Stadium, Couva on September 30. Photo by Roneil Walcott - The Trinidad leg of the Concacaf Bigger Game...

Keep calypso alive, says Tobago tourism assistant secretary

As­sis­tant Sec­re­tary in the Di­vi­sion of Tourism, Cul­ture, An­tiq­ui­ties and Trans­porta­tion, Niall George, has called on To­bag­o­ni­ans to do their part to keep ca­lyp­so alive as the is­land starts its cel­e­bra­tions for Ca­lyp­so...

New HRIZONs in Trinidad and Tobago for young tech talent

Business Mark Lyndersay 2 Hrs Ago Cassandra Patrovani, managing director, HRIZONS Caribbean. - Photo by Mark Lyndersay Give Cassandra Patrovani her jacket right from the start. She is boldfaced. Meeting Jim Newman of HRIZONS, a 20-year-old HR...

Six killed in spate of violence across Trinidad

Shane Su­perville Se­nior Re­porter shane.su­perville@guardian.co.tt A chop­ping and a se­ries of shoot­ings led to the deaths of six peo­ple in sep­a­rate in­ci­dents across Trinidad hours apart on Tues­day, as po­lice from three dif­fer­ent...