An­dropause re­mains a lit­tle-dis­cussed stage of men’s health de­spite its po­ten­tial im­pact on phys­i­cal health, emo­tion­al well-be­ing, re­la­tion­ships and over­all qual­i­ty of life, ac­cord­ing to Dr Shenelle Ash­ton of the Fam­i­ly Plan­ning As­so­ci­a­tion.

Po­lice said that around 7.30pm, the vic­tim was stand­ing on the road in front of his home along Na­pari­ma Ma­yaro Road in Iere Vil­lage when a black car stopped near­by.

A tele­vi­sion sta­tion has been or­dered to pay over $350,000 in com­pen­sa­tion to a cus­toms of­fi­cer it ac­cused of be­ing a ter­ror­ist linked to the Is­lam­ic State (ISIS).

A 38-year-old Ari­ma man has ap­peared be­fore the High Court charged with the mur­der of Wil­fred Robert Madoo, known as “Boyo”, fol­low­ing a fa­tal stab­bing in­ci­dent in Ari­ma last month.

Po­lice ar­rest­ed six peo­ple in two sep­a­rate op­er­a­tions this week, in­clud­ing three sus­pects linked to a vi­o­lent rob­bery and in­de­cent as­sault in Lopinot and three oth­ers dur­ing a joint ex­er­cise in Port-of-Spain.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Po­lice Ser­vice (TTPS) says in­ten­si­fied an­ti-crime op­er­a­tions un­der the State of Emer­gency reg­u­la­tions have led to mul­ti­ple ar­rests and the seizure of sig­nif­i­cant quan­ti­ties of cannabis in co­or­di­nat­ed ex­er­cis­es across east­ern and north­ern Trinidad.

Cou­va po­lice of­fi­cers re­cov­ered a firearm, am­mu­ni­tion, and po­lice-is­sued items dur­ing an an­ti-crime ex­er­cise late Tues­day night.

Three teenagers have been ar­rest­ed af­ter al­leged­ly rob­bing and as­sault­ing an­oth­er group of teenagers along Lopinot Road, Arou­ca.

Po­lice are search­ing for a bald man who al­leged­ly stole a li­censed firearm be­long­ing to a re­tired po­lice of­fi­cer in Cou­va on Tues­day.

A ship ran aground in the Strait of Hor­muz while us­ing a route not ap­proved by Iran, state tele­vi­sion in Tehran re­port­ed Wednes­day. The ves­sel was iden­ti­fied as a for­eign con­tain­er ship, with no oth­er de­tails.

Busi­ness­man Do­minic Hadeed and his wife Genevieve will re­main de­tained while they pur­sue a case chal­leng­ing their de­ten­tion un­der the on­go­ing State of Emer­gency (SoE) over an al­leged plot to as­sas­si­nate key gov­ern­ment of­fi­cials.

Two UK bar­ris­ters were ad­mit­ted to prac­tise law in Trinidad and To­ba­go to rep­re­sent the State in pro­ceed­ings in­volv­ing busi­ness­man Do­minic Hadeed and his wife, Genevieve, as the cou­ple con­tin­ues chal­leng­ing their de­ten­tion un­der the on­go­ing State of Emer­gency.