The Trinidad and To­ba­go Coast Guard (TTCG) is con­duct­ing search and res­cue op­er­a­tions off the north-west­ern penin­su­la fol­low­ing a col­li­sion be­tween two ves­sels on Sun­day evening.

Boards of di­rec­tors must move be­yond sim­ply ap­prov­ing Ar­ti­fi­cial In­tel­li­gence (AI) poli­cies to en­sure they un­der­stand how the tech­nol­o­gy is al­ready be­ing used across their or­gan­i­sa­tions, says Es­ther Cal­len­der, Pres­i­dent of the ISACA Trinidad and To­ba­go Chap­ter.

The World Health Or­gan­i­sa­tion (WHO) glob­al ac­tion plan to pro­mote phys­i­cal ac­tiv­i­ty aims to re­duce phys­i­cal in­ac­tiv­i­ty by 2030. The WHO be­lieves that in­vest­ment in poli­cies and pro­grammes to pro­mote over­all phys­i­cal ac­tiv­i­ty among the pop­u­la­tion by gov­ern­ment, the pri­vate sec­tor, the health sec­tor, and civ­il so­ci­ety can go a long way to­ward com­ple­ment­ing and achiev­ing many of the 2030 Sus­tain­able De­vel­op­ment Goals (SDGs). These SDGs in­clude:

A child’s voice raised in song that can make an old tra­di­tion seem new again. At 11, Aaniya Vic­to­ria Carl­ton has found her place in that tra­di­tion, car­ry­ing a lit­tle of her child­hood world in­to the larg­er world of mu­sic with a song ded­i­cat­ed to Moth­er Lak­sh­mi.

“Ball of con­fu­sion, that’s what the world is to­day ... round and round we go, where the world’s head­ed no­body knows ... peo­ple all over the world are shout­ing end the war ... and the band plays on.” Temp­ta­tions...1970s...an his­toric pe­ri­od of re­volt and hope.