Rel­a­tives of 28-year-old Nigel “Poo­gie” Mo­hammed are de­mand­ing jus­tice fol­low­ing a pre-dawn po­lice op­er­a­tion in La Ro­maine yes­ter­day that left Mo­hammed and an­oth­er man dead.

Dig­i­cel is step­ping up in­vest­ment in Trinidad and To­ba­go, ex­pand­ing its fi­bre net­work, mo­bile ca­pac­i­ty, se­cu­ri­ty in­fra­struc­ture and con­nec­tiv­i­ty to To­ba­go while hir­ing more sales­peo­ple, tech­ni­cians and sup­port staff as the telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions com­pa­ny sees stronger de­mand.

Treach­er­ous sea con­di­tions amid a yel­low-lev­el alert elim­i­nat­ed a num­ber of top con­tenders, but could not cool Heat­wave in the an­nu­al Great Race on Sat­ur­day (Au­gust 15) morn­ing. Hours be­fore 30 power­boats left Ch­aguara­mas around 7 am, the race was still up in the air with the Trinidad and To­ba­go Power­boat As­so­ci­a­tion (TTP­BA) con­tem­plat­ing post­pon­ing the race due to the con­di­tions.

“For I am per­suad­ed, that nei­ther death, nor life, nor an­gels, nor prin­ci­pal­i­ties, nor pow­ers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any oth­er crea­ture, shall be able to sep­a­rate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Je­sus our Lord.” (Ro­mans 8:38 &39)

What is now owed to the peo­ple of Cari­com, whose gov­ern­ments have placed them un­der the Caribbean Court of Jus­tice (CCJ) in its orig­i­nal ju­ris­dic­tion, as well as the five coun­tries that have ful­ly em­braced the court's ap­pel­late ju­ris­dic­tion?