Four men were ar­rest­ed and quan­ti­ties of cannabis and cash seized dur­ing a po­lice op­er­a­tion in San­gre Grande on Sat­ur­day night.

At the 2025 Caribbean Con­fed­er­a­tion of Cred­it Unions (CC­CU) an­nu­al in­ter­na­tion­al con­ven­tion, di­rec­tor of the Fi­nan­cial In­tel­li­gence Unit of T&T Nigel Stod­dard played a key role in shap­ing the con­ver­sa­tion around com­pli­ance and gov­er­nance.

BRIDGETOWN – West In­dies Test cap­tain Ros­ton Chase be­lieves the re­sult in the open­ing Test match against Aus­tralia could have been dif­fer­ent if sev­er­al con­tentious calls had gone in their favour and if their field­ing had been much bet­ter.

“It is not the healthy who need a doc­tor, but the sick. I have not come to call the right­eous, but sin­ners.” This quote from the Bible, in the book of Mark, chap­ter 2, verse 17, is part of a larg­er con­ver­sa­tion where Je­sus de­fends his as­so­ci­a­tion with tax col­lec­tors and sin­ners, high­light­ing that he came to of­fer for­give­ness and re­demp­tion to those who recog­nise their need for it.

I have ar­gued in my last two columns that all our prime min­is­ters, in­clud­ing Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar and Dr Keih Row­ley, were grant­ed los­ing eco­nom­ic and po­lit­i­cal hands, and that Per­sad-Bisses­sar has been grant­ed the same kinds of hand in the par­lia­men­tary elec­tions of April 28.