For­mer State of Emer­gency (SoE) de­tainee Star Sab­ga broke down in tears af­ter learn­ing she was fi­nal­ly free from house ar­rest yes­ter­day, her at­tor­ney, Faris Al-Rawi, says.

March closed out the first quar­ter of 2026 with Trinidad and To­ba­go’s strongest month­ly methanol pro­duc­tion of the pe­ri­od, com­plet­ing three con­sec­u­tive months of growth. To­tal out­put reached 1.13 mil­lion met­ric tonnes.

All 23 of the play­ers in­vit­ed to join Trinidad and To­ba­go’s se­nior men’s foot­ball team for its up­com­ing Con­ca­caf Na­tions League as­sign­ments have ac­cept­ed head coach Derek King’s re­quest, al­lay­ing fears of a play­er boy­cott over un­paid match fees and bonus­es for over 30 play­ers.

Amid the mod­ern hus­tle of Port of Spain’s trans­for­ma­tion in­to a bustling com­mer­cial hub, Tran­quil­li­ty Methodist Church stands as a sig­nif­i­cant land­mark and a qui­et, en­dur­ing sen­tinel of the city’s past. Nes­tled at the cor­ner of Tra­garete Road and Vic­to­ria Av­enue, the strik­ing ed­i­fice is a phys­i­cal tes­ta­ment to a com­mu­ni­ty’s re­silience and a rich his­to­ry stretch­ing back more than two cen­turies.

On Wednes­day, on the steps of the Hall of Jus­tice in Port-of-Spain, Prime Min­is­ter Kam­la Per­sad-Bisses­sar de­clared that she loves Venezuela’s in­ter­im Pres­i­dent Del­cy Ro­dríguez and looks for­ward to meet­ing her on the side­lines of the Unit­ed Na­tions Gen­er­al As­sem­bly lat­er this month.