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Rovman Powell hits out during his 20 against Gujarat Titans on Saturday. (Photo courtesy IPL Media)
Courtesy IPL Media)
Powell flatters to deceive as Capitals suffer first defeat
Naparima College in San Fernando
IVAN TOOLSIE
Naparima, Lakshmi Girls’ students are President’s Medal winners
The area outside the Jerningham Government Primary School and the Cunupia Secondary School where a fatal shooting occurred yesterday morning.
RHONDOR DOWLAT-ROSTANT
Fatal shooting in Cunupia forces online classes for 2 schools
Shakeem Mc Kay, right, Abilene Wildcats won the Boy’s Under-20 200 metres sprint on the second and final day of the National Association of Athletics Administration of T&T (NAAATT) Carifta Games Track and Field Trials at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo yesterday. Memphis Pioneers’ Keone John, second from left, ended second in 21.79, and Jaden De Souza, forth from right, of Phoenix Athletics finished third in 21.92 seconds.
ANTHONY HARRIS
Mc Kay joins Webster for U-20 World Championship
Kyah La Fortune, right, of (Simplex) clocked 11.94 seconds to win the Girls Under-20 100 metres event from Kayla Caesar, left, of One A Week, (12.45 seconds) and Khadija Abraham, hidden, of Kaizen Panthers, who clocked 12.47 seconds on day one of the Carifta Games Track and Field Trials at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, yesterday.
ANTHONY HARRIS
Webster sprints to World U-20 qualifying time
Dr Dale Hassranah, right, and Dr Aroon Naraynsingh won the inaugural Lions Club of Arima fundraising golf tournament at Millennium Lakes Golf & Country Club in Trincity on Saturday (February 19).
Courtesy Lions Rotary Club
Hassranah, Naraynsingh win inaugural Lions Club of Arima fundraising golf tournament
Cop wins promotion lawsuit
File: Certified copies of several of the Caroni vehicles being used by the TTDF.
Abraham-Diaz
Army finds no wrongdoing in Caroni vehicles inquiry
Worrying religious divisions
FILE - The Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19 is administered at the Arizona Department of Health Services State Laboratory in Phoenix, Dec. 16, 2020. The Arizona Medical Association on Friday, Jan. 14, 2022, pleaded with residents to get vaccinated and boosted and take other protective steps against COVID-19, saying that the state's health care system "is buckling under the weight" of the pandemic's current wave.
