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It’s not a local thing, not a Caribbean thing even. It’s more of a contemporary thing; this craving for brown food. Everyone succumbs to the smell and crunch of crispy, fried platters of unhealthy greasiness. Every shade is available—golden, tan, pale—however you like it, you can order it, and devour …

“[…] Besides Chris Birchall, born in England of a Trinidad mother, all the members of the starting XI against Sweden came of footballing age in Trinidad and Tobago. “Shaka Hislop was born in London while his parents were temporarily resident there, but he grew up in Diego Martin. “Again, all …

Malick Secondary pulled off the first upset of the 2025 Intercol competition yesterday, as they edged Trinity College (Moka) 1-0 at Queen’s Royal College grounds in the North Zone quarterfinals. Trinity were the third seeded team in the North while Malick are bottom of the zone’s six Premier Division teams …

On 31 October 2025, Attorney General Senator John Jeremie SC gave the House of Representatives the Government’s rationale for an additional extension of the existing state of emergency, first declared on 18 July and extended for three months by resolution of the House on 28 July. He referred again, citing …

ISan Juan North Secondary ended Hillview College’s unbeaten 2025 run today, as the Premier Division outfit defeated the soon-to-be-Premier side 3-1 in East Zone Intercol quarterfinal action today. Hillview, already the East Zone Championship and First Citizens National Big Five winners, will not make it a hattrick of titles as …

Tobago schools had a successful afternoon in the Secondary Schools Football League (SSFL) Premier Division yesterday, as Signal Hill Secondary and Scarborough Secondary both registered vital wins over St Anthony’s College and Trinity College East in rescheduled matches. Signal Hill registered two goals in either half, as Jermaine Morgan, J’meke …