Mus­lim groups across Trinidad and To­ba­go met in an emer­gency ses­sion yes­ter­day to dis­cuss Gov­ern­ment’s de­ci­sion to of­fi­cial­ly des­ig­nate three or­gan­i­sa­tions - Hezbol­lah, Hamas and Iran’s Is­lam­ic Rev­o­lu­tion­ary Guard Corps (IRGC) - as ter­ror­ist en­ti­ties.

As the glob­al con­ver­sa­tion around to­bac­co harm-re­duc­tion in­ten­si­fies, Trinidad and To­ba­go is emerg­ing as a fo­cal point for shift­ing con­sumer habits and the on­go­ing bat­tle against il­lic­it trade.

DUBAI, Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates – The up­com­ing In­ter­na­tion­al Crick­et Coun­cil (ICC) Women’s T20 World Cup will fea­ture the largest pay­out in the com­pe­ti­tion’s his­to­ry with a 10 per cent in­crease from the 2024 edi­tion.

When Nathan Dur­gas­ingh re­ceived a pair of Guc­ci slides for his 15th birth­day, they were the on­ly gift he got that year. His friend Rhys Thomp­son sur­prised him with them dur­ing a vis­it to South East Port-of-Spain Sec­ondary, where his moth­er worked in the school cafe­te­ria. He was a fa­mil­iar face, of­ten stop­ping by on his free days to lend a hand. The two quick­ly bond­ed over mu­sic, es­pe­cial­ly drum­ming. Grow­ing up in Laven­tille, Nathan had lit­tle ac­cess to brand-name items, and that act of kind­ness changed his life.

Every few years, a med­ical dra­ma cap­tures the pub­lic imag­i­na­tion and re­minds us just how fas­ci­nat­ed we re­main by the world of hos­pi­tals. From ER and Grey’s Anato­my to House, Scrubs, and now The Pitt, au­di­ences con­tin­ue to be drawn to sto­ries set in wards, op­er­at­ing the­atres and emer­gency de­part­ments.