At­tor­ney-at-law Dr Mar­garet Satya Rose was to­day sworn in as an Op­po­si­tion Sen­a­tor, re­plac­ing Janelle John-Bates on the Op­po­si­tion bench in the Sen­ate.

The board of Massy Hold­ings Ltd an­nounced yes­ter­day the ap­point­ment of Ja­maican fi­nan­cial ex­ec­u­tive, Patrick Hyl­ton, as chair­man des­ig­nate of the group, ef­fec­tive June 1, 2026.

​T&T's two-time Olympic medal­list and World cham­pi­on Keshorn Wal­cott missed out on a sec­ond suc­ces­sive podi­um fin­ish at the Wan­da Di­a­mond League, plac­ing fourth in the men’s javelin fi­nal at the Gold­en Gala Pietro Men­nea in Rome, Italy, Thurs­day.

“You are blessed and high­ly favoured,” is the up­lift­ing mes­sage that award-win­ning gospel en­ter­tain­er Alyssa Joseph, 19, is shar­ing through her lat­est re­lease Fa­vor.

I al­ways con­sid­er June as T&T’s of­fi­cial “protest month.” It is a month that re­minds me that we are a na­tion shaped by labour strug­gles, the fight against in­equal­i­ties and strong lead­ers. His­tor­i­cal­ly, June stands as the month of re­sis­tance, un­rest and pub­lic ac­tion. It is a re­minder of what the col­lec­tive will of our peo­ple can lead to. Thus, I have nev­er been against the con­cept of protest as a move­ment for change. I mean, protest has al­ways been part of how or­di­nary peo­ple in T&T forced those in au­thor­i­ty to lis­ten.