THE RETURN OF THE GREATEST SERENA WILLIAMS
Serena Williams confirms stunning return to tennis ahead of Wimbledon at age of 44.
TRINI SOCA ARTISTS SPEAK OUT AGAINST POLICE SHOOTING OF JOSHUA SAMAROO
Trinidadian Soca artists participated in a protest this week regarding the ongoing controversy surrounding Kaia Sealy. The protest was organized in response to the police-involved shooting of Joshua Samaroo, which has sparked significant public outcry and demands for justice. Notably, Soca artiste Nailah Blackman has been vocal, calling for empathy and unity among the authorities and the public amid these […More]
Chinese Secret Police Station In New York City
New York man found guilty in Chinese ‘secret police station’ case SUMMARY: * Lu Jianwang arrested in 2023 on charges of acting as Chinese agent * Prosecutors say Lu operated the station out of a Chinatown office building * Lu pleaded not guilty; lawyer says he did not act at Beijing’s direction A New York man was found guilty on […More]
Trinbagonian American boy accepted into Mensa
7-year-old Trini-American boy accepted into Mensa, the world’s high-IQ society, after standout academic performance. Seven-year-old Jadon Prieto of Henry County, Georgia, near Atlanta, is earning recognition for both his academic achievements and character after being accepted into American Mensa, the American chapter of the world’s oldest high-IQ society. Founded in 1946, Mensa International is one of the world’s oldest and […More]
Jamaican Patois is not accepted in Parliament
Jamaican Patois is not accepted in Parliament due to formal language protocols.The use of Jamaican Patois, also known as Jamaican Creole, has been a contentious issue in Jamaica’s Parliament. Recently, House Speaker Juliet Holness interrupted MP Nekeisha Burchell when she attempted to deliver her speech in Patois, emphasizing that parliamentary proceedings require the use of English. Cultural and Political ContextThe […More]
King Charles Leaves The US For Bermuda
King Charles bids farewell as his 4-day U.S. state visit comes to an end — full coverage. The king is now on his way to Bermuda to make his first visit as monarch to the British territory. King Charles III boarded his plane on Thursday at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland, concluding his and Queen Camilla’s four-day state visit to […More]
Tribal Man Takes His Sisters Skeletal To Bank To Prove Her Death
Odisha man’s video of carrying sister’s skeletal remains to bank to prove death sparks outrage A tribal man in Odisha faced outrage after carrying his sister’s skeletal remains to a bank to claim her savings; the bank later processed the claim. Updated on: Apr 29, 2026 10:05 AM IST A 42-year-old tribal man’s video carrying skeletal remains of his sister […More]
The Caribbean Can Benefit From Guyana’s Telemedicine
Guyana ready to assist Caribbean in telemedicine & AI healthcare – Pres. Ali President Irfaan Ali on Wednesday announced that Guyana stands ready to assist the Caribbean in the areas of telemedicine and the implementation of artificial intelligence in healthcare delivery. He made the remarks whilst addressing the opening ceremony of the 70th Annual CARPHA Health Research Conference at the […More]
Dr Carla Barnett Declines 2nd Term in Office
CARICOM AT BREAKING POINT: SG BARNET SET TO STEP DOWN AMID FURY OVER CARICOM CHAIRMAN DREW’S INCOMPETENT HANDLING OF RE-APPOINTMENT. The Caribbean Community is staring down one of the most damaging governance crises in its 50-year history, as mounting reports, first brought to light by Trinidad journalist, indicate that CARICOM Secretary-General is now unlikely to continue beyond August. What began […More]
Election Fever Now In The Bahamas
Bahamas’ major parties launch campaigns ahead of May 12 general election. The two main political parties in The Bahamas have officially launched their campaigns for the May 12 general election, with Prime Minister Philip Davis promising to expand on his administration’s achievements, while opposition leader Michael Pintard urged voters to “hit the reset button.” Davis, leading the ruling Progressive Liberal […More]