Sen­a­tors have paid trib­ute to for­mer In­de­pen­dent Sen­a­tor Stephen Creese, de­scrib­ing him as a man whose life em­bod­ied the very essence of pub­lic ser­vice and who left an un­de­ni­able lega­cy of na­tion­al con­tri­bu­tion.

T&T’s po­si­tion as a “first mover” in ac­cess­ing Venezue­lan nat­ur­al gas could prove crit­i­cal to both its own en­er­gy se­cu­ri­ty and wider Caribbean in­te­gra­tion, in­de­pen­dent con­sul­tant Ver­li­er Quan-Vie has said.

T&T’s Carif­ta Ath­letes are ready to go as the 2026 Carif­ta Games get go­ing at the Ki­rani James Ath­let­ics Sta­di­um in St George’s, Grena­da, Sat­ur­day (April 4) from 9 am.

Amid a year marked by can­celled jazz events and tight­en­ing fund­ing, the I Am Jazz Fes­ti­val is chart­ing a dif­fer­ent course—one de­fined not by re­treat, but by rein­ven­tion.

The Gov­ern­ment’s move to in­tro­duce “split sen­tenc­ing” through the Pro­ba­tion of Of­fend­ers (Amend­ment ) Bill, 2026, is a long-over­due ac­knowl­edge­ment that Trinidad and To­ba­go’s crim­i­nal jus­tice sys­tem can­not in­car­cer­ate its way out of crime. By com­bin­ing cus­to­di­al sen­tences with struc­tured pro­ba­tion, the State is sig­nalling a shift—how­ev­er mod­est—to­ward a more mod­ern ap­proach.