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Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II is flanked by T&T Honorary Consul to Ghana, Hilton John Mitchell, left, and T&T’s High Commissioner to Ghana Wendell Delandro, at the Asantehene’s Palace after he officially received his invitation and agenda for his state visit to T&T.
Asantehene royal to join Emancipation parade
Willard “Lord Relator” Harris
DION ROACH
Lord Relator to be honoured at celebrations
T&T men volleyball players celebrate their win over Curacao in their final Pool B match in the 18th Senior Caribbean Zonal Volleyball Association Championships at the Anthony Nesty Sports Hall in Paramaribo, Suriname on Wednesday. T&T won 23-25, 25-18, 27-25, 27-25 and will play in the semifinals today against either Suriname or Jamaica from 11 am while Barbados meets Bahamas in the other from 7.30 pm.
Courtesy CAZOVA
T&T men, women hunt CAZOVA finals spots
T&T's Teniel Campbell during the Tour de France Femmes, yesterday.
Courtesy Teniel Campbell
Campbell ended Stage 5 in 70th place at Tour de France Femmes
Justice Devan Rampersad
After 14 years in prison ...Six freed of East Dry River murder
File: Activist Wendell Eversley, left, and former government minister and Central Bank governor Winston Dookeran lay a wreath at the cenotaph for those who died during the July 27, 1990, attempted coup memorial ceremony at the Red House in 2020.
NICOLE DRAYTON
33 years after coup attempt–Dookeran says Country still to learn from July 27 events
A screen grab of a recent video message from Venezuelan detainees at the Chaguaramas Heliport recently.
State set to defend claims from heliport migrants
Edison Boodoosingh
T&T’s exports to EU
almost triple in 2022
T&T senior netballers and their technical staff, from left front row, Oprah Douglas, Coreen Andrews (massage therapist), Dr Liza Mohan-Watts (psychologist), Coreen David (manager), Alena Brooks, Shantel Seemungal, Joel Young-Strong (coach), Carlette Nurse (assistant coach), Tia Bruno and in the back Wayne Samuel (physical trainer), Jeresia McEachrane, Shaniya Morgan, Shaquanda Greene-Noel (co-captain), Daystar Swift (co-captain), Afeisha Noel, Joelisa Cooper, Tiana Dillon and Jameela McCarty at the Netball World Cup's Candle Lighting Ceremony in Cape Town, South Africa, yesterday. Missing are Susan Hawkins (high performance coach) and Kern Maloney (physiotherapist). The "Calypso Girls" will open against New Zealand tomorrow.
Courtesy Olivia Le Platte
Calypso Girls gather for NWC Candle Lighting Ceremony
Photo courtesy: TTPS
