Po­lice of­fi­cers ar­rest­ed three peo­ple—two men and one woman—af­ter they blocked what was sup­posed to have been a Peace Walk seek­ing to end gang vi­o­lence in east Port-of-Spain yes­ter­day.

Re­silience is of­ten de­scribed as en­durance, but in pro­fes­sion­al life, it is more ac­cu­rate­ly un­der­stood as dis­ci­pline. It is the abil­i­ty to re­main ground­ed amid un­cer­tain­ty and to ex­er­cise sound judge­ment in pur­suit of mean­ing­ful out­comes.

DUBLIN – West In­dies Women were de­nied valu­able time in the mid­dle when per­sis­tent show­ers brought a pre­ma­ture end to their fourth and fi­nal match of the Evara Tri-Na­tion T20I se­ries against Pak­istan Women in Ire­land on Wednes­day.

The songs of kiskadees, wild macaws and Trinidad mot­mots still drift through the qui­et com­mu­ni­ty of Buenos Ayres.

More of­ten than not, when I en­counter an em­ploy­ee-cen­tred leader, I am en­coun­ter­ing an evolved in­di­vid­ual, who is pour­ing good­ness and good­will in­to oth­ers. These lead­ers are spe­cial. They ex­ude a mag­net­ism that is charis­mat­ic. Peo­ple are drawn to them and they in turn, cre­ate en­coun­ters that leave in­di­vid­u­als feel­ing en­er­gised and up­lift­ed.