The body found along the Ari­ma–Blan­chisseuse Road has been iden­ti­fied as miss­ing 47-year-old Fire Of­fi­cer Bruce Leza­ma.

The Cen­tral Bank of Trinidad and To­ba­go says it will, in ear­ly Jan­u­ary, pro­vide de­tails on how the gov­ern­ment’s de­ci­sion to ex­tend the use of the for­mer Coat of Arms un­til Jan­u­ary 2, 2031, will af­fect lo­cal cur­ren­cy.

Pres­i­dent of the Trinidad and To­ba­go Foot­ball As­so­ci­a­tion (TTFA), Kieron Ed­wards, has re­vealed that Dwight Yorke will re­main as head coach of the na­tion­al team, de­spite fail­ing in his bid to qual­i­fy for the 2026 World Cup.

As a child of the 90s, I vivid­ly re­mem­ber the im­pact of an­i­mat­ed mu­si­cals like Dream­works’ The Prince of Egypt. Back in 1998, The Prince of Egypt boast­ed a star-stud­ded ros­ter with tal­ent like for­mer Bat­man and Top Gun star Val Kilmer as Moses, San­dra Bul­lock as Miri­am and Patrick Stew­art of Star Trek and X-Men fame as Pharaoh. To date, no faith-based an­i­mat­ed film has sur­passed the vi­su­al style and mu­si­cal qual­i­ty of The Prince of Egypt, but one new con­tender has come close.