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Trinidad & Tobago Newsday

Page: 63

WEST INDIES will be without their most experienced fast bowler Kemar Roach and wicketkeeper Joshua Da Silva for the opening Test match of the two-match series against Pakistan. The series bowls off at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan, Pakistan from 12.30 am (TT time) on January 17. During a media conference ahead of the […]

The combined digital and broadcast viewership for the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) tournament went past the one billion mark for the first time, with the league saying it recorded a total viewership of 1.13 billion for the 2024 campaign. A January 16 media release from CPL said the figure was a 32 per […]

Cephas Cooper, Mbeki Joseph and aggressive allrounder Joshua James all struck fifties for the Khary Pierre XI on the first day of day of a Trinidad and Tobago Red Force trial match against the Jyd Goolie XI at the National Cricket Centre, Balmain, Couva on January 15. As the Red Force prospects continue to prepare […]

ENERGY giant bpTT says it is unable to share detailed information on the potential consequences of bp’s global restructuring process on its local operations. Responding to questions on the company’s lower profit margins and job cuts, bpTT in a brief statement to Newsday on January 16 said, “The job cuts announced recently by bp are […]

PAULA LINDO AND ENRIQUE RUPERT West Indies Group of University Teachers (WIGUT) president Dr Indira Rampersad said over 20,000 exam marks have not been submitted as the lecturers continue to protest an increase in their salaries, which are currently at 2014 levels. Speaking to Newsday on January 15, Rampersad said the union has ramped up […]

THE three-month extension of the state of emergency (SoE) approved by Parliament on January 13 creates a situation in which the ongoing measure will be one of the last chances, if not the last chance, for top cop Erla Harewood-Christopher to prove her mettle as her tenure comes up for renewal by Cabinet. The stakes […]

Jerome Teelucksingh IN MARCH 2022, when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock, an American comedian, at the Oscars, it seemed as if humour had crossed a boundary. Undoubtedly, humour remains a powerful medium in healing, communication, teaching, and defusing tension. And we all know the value of humour as an antidote for a stressful and tense […]

Dr Rita Pemberton THE IMPLEMENTATION of the laws which reduced the conduct of the human trade with particular colonies (including Tobago) in 1806, terminating the trade in captive Africans in 1808, the legal ending of enslavement by the Emancipation Act of 1834, and the premature termination of the apprenticeship system in 1838 sent strong signals […]

THE EDITOR: As a concerned citizen of TT, I am troubled by the persistent political divisions that hinder our nation’s progress. The rivalry between the PNM and the UNC has long been a source of contention, often aligning along ethnic lines and fostering an environment where collaboration is scarce. Prime Minister Rowley has previously called […]

THE EDITOR: As we head into another general election, it’s time for us to think about the kind of representatives we want in Parliament. For years we’ve faced amateur debate and questionable personalities in Parliament. It’s clear that we need new voices in politics, people who truly want to make things better for everyone. One […]


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