Trinidad & Tobago is a small country led by a volcanologist that recently managed to wrestle their active COVID-19 cases down to one. The secret to their success is widely available to everyone on Earth.
Coronavirus, connection and (no) sport
Why do we keep talking about sport in the media and online even though no games are being played? Brett Hutchins argues that sport sustains the memory and promise of connection at a time of social isolation imposed by physical distancing and working from home.
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Corona: Leaving the current business model of sport offside
The effects of the corona pandemic on the world of sport will be long-lasting and are currently unforeseeable. Perhaps it is time to rethink the sports model we want for the future, argues Alberto Carrio Sampedro from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
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Gov’t allows public exercising to resume
EXERCISING can now resume in TT, as the Government gave new guidelines concerning the covid19 pandemic at a media briefing, on Saturday.
Drive-by memorial for Chapman
FAMILY and friends of former TT Olympic Committee (TTOC) president Alexander B Chapman can pay tribute to him and his late wife Margarita during a drive-by memorial, on Saturday.
TT athletes receive rewards from Sports Ministry
SIXTEEEN national athletes received a total of $915,625 from Minister of Sport and Youth Affairs Shamfa Cudjoe, at the Ministry’s office in St Clair on April 27.