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Former cyclist found dead
Posted: Saturday, July 18, 2026

Former cyclist found dead in outhouse; police discover house ransacked
For years, Dennis Achargee was a familiar face in Quarry Road, Siparia: a mechanic, former cyclist and neighbour remembered by residents as a quiet man who would stop to talk and greet those around him.

CXC to phase out SBAs for several subjects from 2027
The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) has announced sweeping changes to its School-Based Assessment (SBA) system, with traditional SBAs set to be phased out for several non-practical Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) subjects beginning in 2027.

Phillip Alexander in verbal clashes with HDC tenants
A visit by Minister in the Ministry of Housing Phillip Alexander to a Housing Development Corporation (HDC) development in Maloney Gardens was intended to address residents' longstanding concerns. However, it quickly became political, with the minister blaming the previous People's National Movement (PNM) administration for many of the problems raised by residents and the residents pushing back verbally.

Calypso fraternity bids farewell to cultural icon Bill Trotman

Mulraine: Why the "Special One" is a dangerous myth for coaches
In the following guest column, Trendsetter Hawks coach and former Trinidad and Tobago international midfielder Travis Mulraine, who played professionally in Germany and the US MLS, suggests potential danger in exaggerating the worth of coaches:

Eight Venezuelan migrants escape detention centre

Man's decomposing body found in St Joseph river
Reports indicate that an employee of Nestlé Trinidad Ltd spotted the body in the water around noon and alerted the police. The corpse was retrieved from the river, but preliminary investigations found no identifiable tattoos or birthmarks that could assist in identifying the victim.



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