There is move­ment on the probe in­to the dis­ap­pear­ing and reap­pear­ing file in the Vin­dra Naipaul-Cool­man civ­il case, and a ma­jor part is now com­plet­ed.

Amid ever-in­creas­ing con­cern over the ris­ing cost of liv­ing, Gov­ern­ment’s of­fi­cial da­ta agency, the Cen­tral Sta­tis­ti­cal Of­fice (CSO), this week re­port­ed that the prices of food and non-al­co­holic bev­er­ages were 17.33 per cent high­er in Jan­u­ary 2023 than in Jan­u­ary 2022.

BRIDGETOWN, Bar­ba­dos – Open­er Shayne Mose­ley struck his fifth first class hun­dred and left-arm spin­ner Jomel War­ri­can snatched two late wick­ets to trig­ger a Wind­ward Is­lands Vol­ca­noes col­lapse, as Bar­ba­dos Pride took con­trol of their fi­nal round con­test in the West In­dies Cham­pi­onship.

This week, Trinidad and To­ba­go’s Prime Min­is­ter Kei­th Row­ley re­port­ed­ly made a com­mit­ment that scores of Trinida­di­ans de­tained in un­con­scionable con­di­tions in north­east Syr­ia and Iraq have wait­ed four years to hear: the Gov­ern­ment will bring them home. The Prime Min­is­ter is mak­ing the right choice moral­ly, legal­ly, and strate­gi­cal­ly.