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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

Letters to the Editor Newsday 12 Hrs Ago Jennifer Baptiste-Primus - File Photo THE EDITOR: Why should Jennifer Baptiste-Primus's refreshing comments at the general council meeting on October 19, now in the public’s domain, become such a serious concern to the party? Our 68-year-old party’s history of survival and overcoming internal controversy should be well

News Sean Douglas 6 Hrs Ago Social Development and Family Services Minister Donna Cox. - MINISTER of Social Development Donna Cox said the past year saw $4.059 billion paid to elderly people to help with living costs by way of the Senior Citizens Grant. Saying this was paid to eligible people age 65 and above

Editorial Newsday 13 Hrs Ago Prime Minister Dr Rowley - Photo by Angelo Marcelle THE TERMINATION of a $15.1 million contract for the Valsayn Avenue Bridge by the procurement regulator is a startling turn of events. It is a worrying development particularly because of the state entity involved, the National Insurance Property Development Company Ltd

Letters to the Editor Newsday 14 Hrs Ago Prime Minister Dr Rowley - Photo by Jeff K. Mayers THE EDITOR: It is both shocking and disheartening to witness the struggles of our nation while Prime Minister Rowley sees it fit to travel halfway around the world to Samoa, leaving Stuart Young to act as Prime

Commentary Gabrielle Hosein 3 Hrs Ago Dr Gabrielle Jamela Hosein - WE ARE in a deep crisis rooted in our current ideal of dominant and violent masculinity. This is not an attack on individual men. It does not mean that all men and boys are invested in this ideal. Rather, it is a naming of

News Clint Chan Tack 4 Hrs Ago Dr Bishnu Ragoonath. - JUST because Energy Minister has been given a third consecutive stint as Acting Prime Minister, does not automatically mean he has been anointed as the next political leader of the PNM. However, political scientist Dr Bishnu Ragoonath – who made this observation – believes