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Commentary Newsday 13 Hrs Ago - “The undisciplined are slaves to moods, appetites and passions” – Stephen Covey ALL SOCIETAL institutions, both formal and informal, are governed by rules of engagement for their orderly functioning. The absence of such rules would lead to chaos and dysfunction. One source defines “discipline (as the) practice of training

News Yvonne Webb 4 Hrs Ago The San Fernando General Hospital. - File photo by Ayanna Kinsale THE life of another woman has ended violently. Khadija Hackett died around 5.17 am at the San Fernando General Hospital (SFGH) on October 28 from a gunshot wound to her head. Preliminary reports indicate that Hackett, 30, of

News Jada Loutoo 3 Hrs Ago Police Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher. - File photo by Roger Jacob POLICE Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher has agreed to return three licensed firearms to a former soldier who served on the security detail for former police commissioner Gary Griffith. The ex-soldier, who was made a special reserve corporal, was permitted in

Sports Newsday Reporter 8 Hrs Ago Action in the Trinidad Derby Stakes at the Santa Rosa Park, Arima last year. - File photo JASON CLIFTON WHEN racing action was contested at Santa Rosa Park, Arima on October 26, punters witnessed a five-race card all being run off on a wet and fast main course. The

News Janelle De Souza 6 Hrs Ago Lara Quentrall-Thomas, standing, on October 19 served as hostess at World Menopause Day brunch entitled Let's Talk About Menopause. The event was hosted by Soroptimist International TT (SITT) and MenoTT at the Samurai Restaurant, One Woodbrook Place in Port of Spain. Seated, from left, are SITT Chaguanas president

Editorial Newsday 10 Hrs Ago Chief Personnel Officer Dr Daryl Dindial. - THE virtual meeting called by the Chief Personnel Officer, Commander Dr Daryl Dindial, on October 24, was met with almost universal derision by the unions he hoped to begin wage negotiations with. PSA president Leroy Baptiste dismissed the meeting as a "stunt" after

Commentary Ramesh Deosaran 10 Hrs Ago - This column seeks to bring light to the troubling problem of school violence, delinquency and licks (corporal punishment). Two issues which need to be explored are: • The extent to which students commit violence and delinquency at school compared to home. • The kind and extent of punishment

Features wendyr 11 Hrs Ago Barfi - On October 31, Hindus in Trinidad and Tobago and across the world celebrate the festival of Divali, the triumph of light over darkness, and as with most religious festivals the fasting period culminates with celebration which is always highlighted with the sharing of food and sweets. The sharing

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Features Veela Mungal 6 Hrs Ago Pedro Mulrain of ACTT Errol Joseph of the Upper Cemetery Street Association, Shurland Peters coach and organiser of community football leagues and Rubadiri Victor president of ACTT. - A 900-foot mural depicting the entire history of calypso will be started this Calypso History Month in Cemetery Street in Covigne

Editorial Newsday 12 Hrs Ago Tourism, Culture and the Arts Minister Randall Mitchell - THAT TOURISM has the potential to be a significant driver of economic growth and diversification was underlined by Randall Mitchell’s recent statement that the sector contributed $16 billion to gross domestic product or GDP for fiscal year 2023-2024. However, a closer