Chair­man of the board of Tourism Trinidad Janelle Pen­ny Com­mis­siong is to meet with the com­pa­ny's staff at 11 am to­day to of­fi­cial­ly in­form them of the shake-up at the or­gan­i­sa­tion.

Now that the rainy sea­son is here and there may be ris­ing of flood­wa­ters, look out for snakes but do not kill them.

For­mer na­tion­al strik­er, De­vorn Jorsling and Jerome Mc In­tyre were both on tar­get to lead De­fence Force to a 2-0 de­feat of Cunu­pia FC in their open­ing match of the $2.3 mil­li­on As­cen­sion In­vi­ta­tion­al Foot­ball League Di­vi­sion One on Sun­day.

He has more than 35 years’ ex­pe­ri­ence in the en­er­gy sec­tor, hav­ing worked in Trinidad and To­ba­go and in the Unit­ed States of Amer­i­ca.

Crick­et coach Robin Singh has moved from Trinidad to In­dia and just about every­where else. And what a jour­ney this has been for the well-known crick­eter-now-coach who was born in Princes Town, and who has been trav­el­ling since de­part­ing these shore many years ago. Af­ter leav­ing Trinidad, he end­ed up stay­ing in In­dia and mak­ing a name for him­self in the crick­et­ing world, rep­re­sent­ing that coun­try at the high­est lev­el both as a play­er and coach.

The cou­pling of re­new­able en­er­gy with de­sali­na­tion has un­der­stand­ably cre­at­ed a re­al glob­al buzz. Af­ter all, it’s a match that’s meant to be (like a long en­gage­ment with­out the wed­ding). The de­sali­na­tion mar­ket is try­ing to shift its lega­cy im­age of pro­vid­ing pure wa­ter (potable drink­able wa­ter) as­so­ci­at­ed with the high en­er­gy cost. Part­ner­ing with clean­er and sus­tain­able en­er­gy sources is al­ways a good way to do so.