Waaaay sah… Allyuh couldn’t just wrap allyuh head in African cloth, take a little chip down the road, pose for photos, and leave people to enjoy Emancipation Day? By the time you read this, who knows what the Prime Minister would have just posted, the Opposition Leader retorted, and anyone …
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Vaneisa: Finding freedom through art—Jackie Hinkson’s QRC Legacy
My bossy back demands an extreme degree of planning if I am to venture out. Sitting or standing for an hour or so is about as much as it can take without making the following days painfully unpleasant. But when Jackie Hinkson sent me an invitation to the QRC Art …
Read More »Dr Teelucksingh: The dark side of the moon—any substance behind superstition?
For thousands of years, humanity has suspected the moon of interfering in almost every department of medicine. Sleeplessness, fever, bleeding, melancholy, romance, tides, werewolves and madness in the emergency department? Someone has almost certainly blamed the moon. This monthly rhythm seemed too powerful to be irrelevant. If the moon could …
Read More »Dr Harris: Is freedom still in our DNA? Can we progress politically and economically without it?
A few years ago, Michal Teja captured hearts and titles with his hit song, DNA. At the time, I was living abroad and remember being moved by the line: “freedom in we DNA”. I was moved by that line as the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Palestine conflicts brewed, and what could be …
Read More »Thompson: Of Sobers and Spain: My July of renaissance and Sobersity
On 14 July, Spain offered a sublime display of football savoir faire to the world and knocked the French out of this year’s Fifa World Cup in the semi-final. Five days later, on 19 July, the Spaniards overcame the defensive and unenterprising Argentinians in the final, to take their second …
Read More »Dr Teelucksingh: Coffee and cocoa—a bittersweet tale of life’s better bitters
Coffee and chocolate have spent years in and out of medicine’s good books. One month, coffee is blamed for palpitations, high blood pressure and sleepless nights. The next, it is being praised for lowering the risk of diabetes, liver disease and early death. Chocolate is treated no better. A study …
Read More »Makeshift T&T team fall 1-0 to weakened US second tier club, Louisville City
The Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team suffered a humbling defeat in Louisville, Kentucky tonight, as the Soca Warriors fell 1-0 to United States second tier club Louisville City FC at the Lynn Family Stadium. If that was not bad enough—it gets worse. Louisville City dominated the match despite …
Read More »Vaneisa: Frozen memories—the stories stored away in our freezers
When I reach into the freezer for something from my hoard of cooked dishes, I am often reminded of the origins. The oildown from when breadfruit kept calling me, and I was roasting, mashing, and cubing obsessively. A version of a shepherd’s pie with small chunks of stewed goat nestling …
Read More »T&T draw Haiti, Curaçao, and Dom Rep in Nations League; King targets ¼ final place
Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team head coach Derek King is targeting a Concacaf Nations League A quarterfinal berth, after the Soca Warriors received their Group A fixtures—which pits them against Curaçao, Haiti and the Dominican Republic in the September and October match windows. The Soca Warriors start their …
Read More »St Benedict’s College coach, Rondon, receives second Safeguarding ban; school mum on incident
St Benedict’s College assistant coach Lindsay Rondon received the dubious distinction of becoming the first football coach to be suspended twice by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Association (TTFA) Safeguarding Department, on Tuesday. Rondon, according to a TTFA release, is suspended “in accordance with section III article 29 of the …
Read More »T&T draw Costa Rica, Curaçao and Haiti in Concacaf Nations League
Trinidad and Tobago were partnered with Costa Rica, Curaçao, Haiti, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic tonight in Group A, as Concacaf held its official draw for the 2026/27 Concacaf Nations League competition. The Soca Warriors are in League A, which is the top rank of the confederation’s three tier set-up. …
Read More »Adasa, 15, among seven uncapped players in King’s T&T squad to face Louisville City
Trinidad and Tobago Men’s National Senior Team head coach Derek King named seven uncapped players in his squad to face United States second-tier team, Louisville City FC, plus another three players who have not featured with the squad since he took up the post. The two teams will square off …
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