Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) President Brian Lewis discussed the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on sport in a video message recorded for Olympic Day.
Cudjoe urges athletes to overcome covid19 obstacles
MINISTER of Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe is urging athletes to find creative ways to overcome the challenges posed by the covid19 pandemic.
Of symbols and substance
Christopher Columbus had his comeuppance coming for a long, long time. Five hundred years, to be more specific. Here was an Italian adventurer, brigand and explorer who persuaded Queen Isabella of Spain to invest in an expedition he had been obsessed with—sailing into the unknown West and finding the...
Columbus and His Progeny
“White men, I curse you to your face,/ Curse you and all your hated race!/ Great war has placed me in your power;/ I am your captive; this is your hour/ To wreck your bitterest thought of ill;/ To bind or slay me as you will.”
Sports organisations 'should have 20% BAME board members' to tackle racism
- Sporting Equals found that only 3% of board members are black
- ‘No amount of positive messaging can hide lack of opportunities’
Ex-sprinter Leacock runs for Miss World TT
FORMER national sprinter Trishelle Leacock, 24, is no stranger to competition. The youngest of three daughters in her household, Leacock's sisters Nicolette and Yolande were all national tennis players. Leacock's father George, is a former Tobago Festivals Commission chairman and current owner of the popular Radio Tambrin station. Leacock has always been able to carve her own identity and build her brand.