Mighty Sparrow obituary Trinidadian singer and songwriter hailed as a living legend and the greatest calypsonian of all time The Guardian - UK · Sep 28
Nearly 4m records of enslaved people in 20 former British colonies now searchable online Exclusive: Collection’s 300,000 pages record lives of enslaved people in countries including the Bahamas, Barbados, Jamaica, Mauritius, South Africa and Trinidad The Guardian - UK · Sep 22
Trinidad and Tobago ends long state of emergency as anger mounts over arrests Trinidad and Tobago has ended a lengthy state of emergency, raising concerns about potential violence The Independent UK · Sep 17
Texas Police Department Shuts Down After State Finds It Provides 'No Public Benefit' to the Community Texas regulators have ordered the Trinidad Police Department to disband after finding major operational failures, months after resident Jennifer Combs was arrested over a Facebook post about the town's water. International Business Times UK · Sep 17
Texas police department disbanded after arresting mom who criticized local drinking water on social media Jennifer Combs was arrested for felony false alarm in May and spent a day in jail The Independent UK · Sep 16
Texas police department ordered closed for failing to provide any benefit to community Disbanding of department in Trinidad comes after arrest of a resident for posting about issues with local water supply The Guardian - US · Sep 15
Trinidad restaurateur Carveann David undergoes rare heart procedure in India Carveann David, a woman from Trinidad, has successfully undergone advanced heart failure treatment in India, receiving a groundbreaking permanent transcatheter implant, marking a first in the Delhi-NCR region. This innovative procedure has alleviated her severe valve leakage and fluid accumulation, allowing her the simple joy of sleeping on her stomach… The Economic Times · Aug 1
Ian McDonald obituary Trinidad-born author and poet whose novel The Humming-Bird Tree is a classic of Caribbean literature The Guardian - UK · Jul 28
Trinidad and Tobago signs agreements with US companies paving way for data centers in the Caribbean Data centers could account for nearly 3% of the world’s projected electricity use by 2030, according to a recent United Nations University report The Independent UK · Jul 11
UK judges begin hearing appeal over Trinidad and Tobago anti-gay law Activist is challenging ruling last year that restored colonial-era homophobic law against same-sex intimacy The Guardian - UK · Jul 8
‘He saw signs saying No Blacks – but he never got bitter’: Sterling Betancourt, the man who brought steelpan music to the UK Moving to the UK in the 1950s, the Trinidadian musician endured racism and built his own instruments from waste. After his death aged 96, his widow recalls his patience and positivity The Guardian - UK · Jul 8
Gay sex is a crime in several countries. A London court could change that Gay sex is a crime in Grenada, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and St. Vincent and the Grenadines The Independent UK · Jul 8
‘A very angry gay man’: activist’s 11-year fight to overturn Trinidad’s homophobic laws reaches final hurdle Privy council in London to decide on Jason Jones’s challenge to legislation against same-sex intimacy The Guardian - UK · Jul 7
Texas mom collected water complaints from neighbors on Facebook and sent them to the state. Then police showed up She allegedly spent hours in jail over a Facebook post. We Got This Covered · Jun 12
The National (Scotland) · Jun 9 Scotland's World Cup rivals accused of 'voodoo curses' in historic claim Haiti qualified for their first-ever World Cup thanks to a combination of bribery, voodoo, poisoning and intimidation, a Caribbean legend has…
We Got This Covered · Jun 8 Texas teen is rushed to the hospital after a shower covered in chemical burns, only for doctors to say there is something wrong with the water The Logans aren’t the only people clashing with the city over the water.
Radio France Internationale · Jun 4 First contact: Curaçao’s rise to the global stage Curaçao will make its World Cup debut at the 2026 tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada. In the first instalment of a four-part series, RFI looks at the journey of the smallest nation to qualify for the competition in its 96-year history.
Sports Illustrated · Jun 4 Every Wrexham Player at the 2026 World Cup: Fixtures, Chances, Favorites The Red Dragons will have two players at the World Cup for the first time ever.
Sports Illustrated · Jun 1 The Story of the Only Wrexham Player to Ever Play in a World Cup The Red Dragons will have two players at the 2026 World Cup and they will be following in legendary footsteps.
Radio France Internationale · Jun 1 First contact: Curaçao’s rise to the global stage Curaçao will make its World Cup debut at the 2026 tournament in the United States, Mexico and Canada. In the first instalment of a four-part series, RFI looks at the journey of the smallest nation to qualify for the competition in its 96-year history.
AAP · May 24 SAM:AI controversy swirls around Trinidad and Tobago author A prize-winning Caribbean writer from Trinidad and Tobago is embroiled in controversy involving a short story and allegations AI was used to write it.
AAP · May 24 AI controversy swirls around Trinidad and Tobago author A prize-winning Caribbean writer from Trinidad and Tobago is embroiled in controversy involving a short story and allegations AI was used to write it.
AAP · May 22 AI controversy swirls around writer from Trinidad and Tobago who won a prestigious prize A prize-winning Caribbean writer from Trinidad and Tobago is embroiled in the latest controversy involving a short story and allegations that artificial intelligence was used to write it
International Business Times UK · May 21 Texas Woman Arrested for Facebook Post Warning Residents About Poor Water Quality Sues City In Trinidad, Texas, Jennifer Combs' Facebook post about murky tap water led to her arrest and a federal lawsuit, highlighting infrastructure issues and free speech concerns.
The Times of India · May 20 AI storm engulfs Commonwealth fiction prize after winners accused of using bots LONDON: For “The Serpent in the Grove”, another beast slithered in — AI plagiarism. Literary world erupted after a Commonwealth prize-winning short story set in rural Trinidad was accused online of being machine-written, triggering a fierce debate over literary authenticity and whether judges can still tell humans from bots.