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Covid-19 was a masterclass in socioeconomic inequities but heatwaves have also ignited pervasive disparities in our society. The elderly, those living alone, children, low-income communities, homeless, outdoor workers, athletes, stray animals and those with chronic illnesses bear the brunt of heat-related risks. Their limited access to air conditioning, inability to …

Trinidad and Tobago starlet Adasa Richardson grabbed a hattrick at Lewis Street, San Fernando today, as defending champions Naparima College kicked off their SporTT Premiership Division title defence with a 7-0 thumping of Trinity College (Moka). Naparima had a bye for the first round of matches, although they did play …

In 2005, Thomas Schelling won the Nobel Prize in Economics for his work on cooperation and conflict. Schelling’s work largely highlighted the importance of individual actions to collective outcomes. The idea is simple. As individuals, we all make decisions and these decisions lead to a collective outcome for communities, for …

Three first half goals saw St Mary’s College turn a potentially awkward meeting with St Augustine Secondary into a straightforward affair, as the “Saints” ran out 3-0 victors on match day one of the 2026 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) SporTT Premiership competition. The outing at Serpentine Road in St …

Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team head coach Derek King announced his strongest team since his reappointment, as the Soca Warriors prepare for group stage battle in the 2026 Concacaf Nations League. Captain Levi Garcia leads a 25-man squad that includes pacy Orlando City winger Tyrese Spicer and Colorado …

No matter how thrifty I am, it is a challenge to manage the high cost of living. Working from home gives me a welcome kind of flexibility to shop around. Cooking brings me pleasure, mainly because I don’t have to do it as I live alone. Growing up as part …