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The Birdie sings no more!
Posted: Monday, September 28, 2026

A Tribute to The Mighty Sparrow: The Birdie sings no more!
With the passing of Dr Slinger Francisco, the Mighty Sparrow, affectionately known as the Birdie, we have lost far more than a legendary calypsonian. We have lost a storyteller, a social commentator, an entertainer, a cultural icon and a voice that helped define who we are as a people.

Grenada mourns Mighty Sparrow; celebrates enduring Caribbean legacy

Guyana President Irfaan Ali describes death of "The Mighty Sparrow" as the end of an era in Caribbean music
Guyana President Dr Irfaan Ali paid tribute to the late calypso legend, Slinger Francisco, "The Mighty Sparrow", describing his death as the end of an era in Caribbean music and culture.

Dr Harris: There is evidence-based policymaking, and then there is T&T—are we betting against ourselves?
There is an old adage that says: "a wise man learns from the mistakes of others, while a fool learns from their own mistakes."

This seems fairly commonsense. If one sees someone else undertake an action which results in negative consequences, it would be foolhardy to expect a different result if that same action is attempted without any differences in underlying conditions.

When fainting is more than just fainting
It is a hot Saturday and Caitlyn has gone out for a late breakfast by the doubles man. Standing in the queue, she begins to feel light-headed. Her vision blurs, and the next thing she remembers is the people around her helping her up from the ground. What Caitlyn experienced is called syncope, and it connects the heart and the brain in ways many people do not expect.

TTDF intercepts vessel carrying suspected plant material
The Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force (TTDF) intercepted a local vessel during an early-morning maritime operation today, with three Venezuelan nationals onboard and 11 crocus bags containing packets of compressed, plant-like material discovered during a search.

US Embassy: T&T designates 25 criminal groups as terrorists
Trinidad and Tobago joined the Shield of the Americas at the initiative's inaugural summit in Doral, Florida, on March 7, 2026, where Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar was among the regional leaders invited by US President Donald Trump.



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