Editorial

Having lost the run-scoring lead he attained amongst batsmen in the first three games of the Indian Premier League, Chris Gayle, in his seventh innings, took batting in the T20 format into areas that not even he had gone before.

While congratulations are certainly due to freshly reshuffled ministers Emmanuel George and Suruj Rambachan, both men will find that they have staggering responsibilities to satisfy and many expectations to meet.

After Friday’s revelations at Fifa, enumerated in a damning report prepared by Sir David Simmons and released to the public, it was just a matter of time before the People’s Partnership Government and Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar would have...

The February 24 accident that claimed the lives of three people and injured others, will continue to haunt this country for some time to come.

Too often in the cut and thrust of T&T’s two-party democracy, the party in power attempts to denigrate the policies of the previous administration rather than building on the good policies that have gone before and giving credit where it is due.

Just six years after it was created to replace its debt-ridden predecessor, BWIA, state-owned Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is facing severe financial turbulence

Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard must be congratulated for stepping into the breach to expedite the investigations into the deaths of mother Haydee Paul and her two daughters along the Beetham Highway in Sea Lots in late February.

The savage attack on the crowds viewing and participating in the Boston Marathon on Monday was a ruthless assault on innocents that will serve to remind all in authority in democratic nations that cowardly attacks on civilians remain the most potent...