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Scenes from last night's Big Hosay night in St James. Video by NIGEL SIMON

More scenes from last night's Big Hosay night in St James. Video by NIGEL SIMON

Crowds participate in the annual Hosay festival activities in St James on Saturday night. Video by NIGEL SIMON

Jereem ‘The Dream’ Richards failed to impress at the 50th anniversary of the Prefontaine Classic in Eugene, Oregon, USA on Saturday where he was fifth in a time of 20.23 seconds in the final of the 200 metres event. For more… guardian.co.tt/sports/jereem-…

Steven Smith and Cameron Green both scored half centuries as Australia dominated play on on the third day to seize the upper hand against the West Indies in the second Test at the National Cricket Stadium on Saturday. For more… guardian.co.tt/sports/smith-g…

“Yorke was criticised for rotating the squad during the Unity Cup against Ghana. The aim was clear: observe fringe players, manage workloads, and prepare for tougher games. But for Ole Talk FC, that meant we didn’t “take the game seriously”…” Read more in The Pro Look op-ed…

A 39-year-old man was shot dead, and three others were left injured during an early morning attack in KP Lands, Valencia, just hours after four men were wounded in a separate shooting in Sangre Grande. For more… cnc3.co.tt/four-shot-one-…

A pre-dawn shooting outside Ibiza Night Club & Rooftop Lounge yesterday has reignited debate about safety on Ariapita Avenue, with social media users urging authorities to ban vehicles and introduce body scanners. For more… cnc3.co.tt/calls-for-tigh…

Police are investigating the murder of Rickel Bailey, who was ambushed and shot while driving through Arima on Saturday night. For more… cnc3.co.tt/arima-man-kill…

Tribe Carnival hosted the band launch for its 2026 Carnival presentation at Queen's Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain on Saturday. The event, called “Launch Land”, featured costume presentations from Tribe, Bliss, The Lost Tribe and Harts. Images by KERWIN PIERRE

Tribe Carnival hosted the band launch for its 2026 Carnival presentation at Queen's Park Savannah in Port-of-Spain on Saturday. The event, called “Launch Land”, featured costume presentations from Tribe, Bliss, The Lost Tribe and Harts. Images by KERWIN PIERRE

“As a small developing country, we should know that whatever foreign policy route we take, we must ensure that it promotes our country’s best interests…” Read today’s Guardian Editorial… guardian.co.tt/article/addres…

“I’ve shed many tears, but I’ve climbed many stairs.” With that single lyric in her debut song, Dr Karrian Hepburn-Malcolm captures a journey marked by resilience and quiet triumph. It’s more than a personal testimony—it echoes the quiet battles and victories we all know too well

From being born and raised in Trinidad and Tobago to making waves in the buzzing borough of Brooklyn, Latoya Lovell has stirred her dreams into a pot of Caribbean flavours and poured them straight into the heart of New York. For more… guardian.co.tt/article/latoya…

Four weeks before Jamie Sabeeney was due to graduate in 2023, she received the most devastating news of her life. The usual emotions that come with completing university, those of joy and accomplishment, were overshadowed by a stage 2B Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis. It upended her

“It was Sunday, November 10, 2024. I was in my friend Natalie Yearwood’s bathroom when I saw it—this lump, boldly poking its head out from my right breast. I stared at it in disbelief. I touched it, feeling it gently massaging the area. It didn’t hurt. But I knew…” —Nicole

For more than 15 years, Sherron Harford has immersed herself in the fight against domestic violence in Trinidad and Tobago. Her work with shelters, her role in key organisations such as the Coalition Against Domestic Violence, The Shelter, and the Alliance for State Action to End

As India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi concluded his first state visit to Trinidad and Tobago last week (July 3-4), Bookshelf turns its attention to the women whose lives remain far from the glare of diplomatic ceremony—specifically, one Dalit woman whose literary voice has, at