Mul­ti­fac­eted vo­cal­ist, song­writer, en­ter­tain­er and record­ing artist Kevon Carter re­alised at a very young age his cre­ative abil­i­ty with mu­sic through play. His spon­ta­neous com­po­si­tions on the gui­tar high­light­ed an area of def­i­nite skill. While res­i­dent in the Unit­ed States in his younger life, Carter de­fined him­self as a prod­uct of his West In­di­an roots and the New York melt­ing pot which led to his adopt­ing a world mu­sic styling, based up­on the blend­ing of his cul­tur­al in­flu­ences. The youth­ful-look­ing Carter is of­ten iden­ti­fied lo­cal­ly as the oth­er half of the dy­nam­ic duo along with Tri­cia Lee Kelshall.

The peo­ple of La Brea have once again lost out on eco­nom­ic ac­tiv­i­ty as Aus­tralian out­fit BHP has de­cid­ed to build its lat­est oil and gas plat­form out­side of T&T.

West In­dies faces In­dia in the open­ing One-Day In­ter­na­tion­al here Sun­day, once again aware of their sta­tus as un­der­dogs but armed with “a clear plan” on how to pro­duce an up­set in the of the three-match se­ries.

When Rhon­da Dass, 45, was laid off from her job at the Min­istry of Na­tion­al Se­cu­ri­ty in 2015, in­spired by her moth­er who was di­a­bet­ic and a gluten in­tol­er­ant friend, she turned her hob­by and pas­sion for bak­ing in­to a new source of in­come.

Prime Min­is­ter Dr Kei­th Row­ley yes­ter­day in­sist­ed that the now in­fa­mous Dar­ryl Smith mat­ter is over and that he as Prime Min­is­ter had done all he could, in­clud­ing de­mot­ing and even­tu­al­ly dis­miss­ing Smith from his Cab­i­net.