Sher­fane Ruther­ford played an im­por­tant in­nings as his Gu­jarat Ti­tans up­staged Roy­al Chal­lengers Ben­galu­ru (RCB) by eight wick­ets when the In­di­an Pre­mier League (IPL) con­tin­ued on ...

The Lee­ward Is­lands Crick­et Board (LICB) has made sweep­ing changes to its gov­er­nance frame­work, in­clud­ing ex­tend­ing the term lim­its for its pres­i­dent and vice-pres­i­dent from two years ...

The Caribbean Nat­ur­al Re­sources In­sti­tute (CA­NARI) is spear­head­ing a new ini­tia­tive in the Caribbean that aims to give com­mu­ni­ties on the front­lines of the cli­mate cri­sis a voice in ...

One Caribbean Me­dia (OCM), the pub­licly list­ed, pre­dom­i­nant­ly me­dia house, has re­port­ed an af­ter-tax loss of $61.77 mil­lion for the year end­ed De­cem­ber 31, 2024, com­pared to a prof­it ...

A home­less man known on­ly as Kil­ly Kil­ly or Bu­ju, who was usu­al­ly seen in Ch­agua­nas with stray dogs he adopt­ed, was knocked down and killed on Mon­day night in a hit-and-run ac­ci­dent.

Asked to com­ment on claims that the Repa­tri­a­tion Com­mit­tee is un­der-re­sourced, Young said, “Every­one may say they want more re­sources. That com­mit­tee was set up for a spe­cif­ic rea­son—to ...

The West In­dies will have a new Test cap­tain when it takes on Aus­tralia in the sum­mer fol­low­ing the shock res­ig­na­tion of Kraigg Brath­waite on Mon­day.

In a dis­play of uni­ty and de­vo­tion, more than 1,000 peo­ple dressed in red took to the streets of cen­tral Trinidad, march­ing along Freeport, Todds Road, yes­ter­day. The event, led by Pun­dit ...

Es­tate po­lice of­fi­cers and pri­vate se­cu­ri­ty firms say they are hope­ful but hes­i­tant that se­cu­ri­ty of­fi­cers would be made a pri­or­i­ty if the Unit­ed Na­tion­al Con­gress (UNC) forms ...

Na­tion­al Un­der-17 coach Ayan­na Rus­sell and her charges in­tend to be dis­ci­plined in their ap­proach to the Unit­ed States when the teams tan­gle at 7 pm Mon­day night at the Ato Boldon ...

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As emer­gency au­thor­i­ties and vol­un­teers in South­east Asia con­tin­ue to deal with the af­ter­math of a 7.7 mag­ni­tude earth­quake which left hun­dreds dead and in­jured, the Min­is­ter of ...