The father of Malcolm Aberdeen says while he is saddened by his son’s death, he felt his son was intent on dying, as he refused to give up the criminal way of life. Aberdeen, 20, died in a shootout with police in Sangre Grande early on Sunday, after spending a month on the run for a stabbing and robbery.
TRUE POWER OF SPORT REVEALED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SPORT FOR DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE
“Does the exceptional cause the extraordinary? The #WhiteCard campaign initiated by Peace and Sport on April6, the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace, took place in exceptional circumstances this year.
Coronavirus will elevate esports into mainstream, says TTOC President
Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC) President Brian Lewis believes that esports will become a popular norm due to the halting of live sport during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sport has been put on hold due to the crisis, with the Tokyo 2020 Olympics moved back to 2021.
‘Unscientific, xenophobic and asinine’! Anil slams Conte’s cheat slurs at Bolt and Jamaica athletes
“[Usain] Bolt was subjected to the exact same stringent testing measures by WADA, IOC and JADO as other international athletes.
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A 50-year quest for People’s Power – 1970 to 2020
TODAY marks the 50th anniversary of a most significant date in our history, the TT Revolution of 1970, also called the Black Power Revolution. Fifty years ago, the then government led by Dr Eric Williams, declared a state of emergency (SOE) in response to the campaign by the National Joint Action Committee (NJAC) to unite the two major races of the country – Africans and Indians.