Former Honduran president, Rafael Callejas, has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges, admitting he solicited hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in connection with a Fifa corruption scandal.
Tobago ice cream flavours St James
For many years, St James, the city that never sleeps, has been associated with bars, street vending and homemade ice cream carts.
Forestry workers trapped, burnt by raging bush fire
Four forestry officers were trapped and burnt while trying to extinguish a bush fire at Lady Chancellor Hill, St Ann’s, yesterday.
Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs Statement on Sport Conflicts
The Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs, along with the Sports Company of Trinidad and Tobago having consulted with the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee, advises the public that as government entities. the organisations may monitor but cannot intervene in disputes within National Governing Bodies (NGBs) for sport.
Excitement builds for Flow CARIFTA Games, Flow Sports brings Games in HD – a first for the Caribbean
ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada (March 24th, 2016) – The excitement is steadily building in the Spice Isle, as the crème de la crème of junior track and field descends on Grenada for the highly anticipated 2016 Flow CARIFTA Games this weekend.
How designer headphones became as much of a fashion status symbol as bags and watches
The most sought-after sets are beautiful, hugely expensive, and sound pretty good too, says Alexander Fury