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The soucouyant, douen and La Diablesse have been doing the night shift for generations locally. Now they must compete with commercial horror houses, plastic skeletons, battery-operated witches and pumpkins. Naipaul would have cast a withering glance at our “mimic men”. The American-style buckets of candy have found a willing audience …

I support democracy, human rights, political freedom and the right of the Cuban people to determine their own future. Those principles are important and should never be dismissed. However, I am deeply disappointed by Trinidad and Tobago’s decision to vote against the United Nations resolution calling for an end to …

The chase for the 2026 Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Sportt Premiership Division title is a three-horse race now. Fatima College dropped two points in Moka today against second-from-bottom Trinity College, in a 2-2 draw that saw the former outfit fall seven points behind leaders St Mary’s College. In truth, …

This is the first of a series of commentaries on reparatory justice as conceived in Caricom’s revised Ten Point Plan for Reparations: A Manifesto for the Coming Enlightenment, which was launched in Barbados on 17 September 2026. This article draws attention to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in …

“[…] A child is not a collection of bills to be divided equally without considering the circumstances of the parents responsible for meeting them… Equal contributions do not always result in equitable contributions. “Consider two parents who share the cost of an expense equally. On paper, that arrangement appears fair. …

“[…] My Pres Lions, on the day they were facing the top of the table team, showed a resilience and unity that made my pride almost come through my pores. “They did not give up for a single second… Aaron Clement and a 15-year-old Mikhai Nedd turned some CIC smiles …