THIS TOY COULD GET YOU KILLED The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has expressed concern about the growing trend of young people using toy gel blaster guns, warning that the devices are increasingly linked to illegal activities. A TTPS officer shared video footage with the Express highlighting the seriousness of the issue. YOU CAN READ MORE ABOUT IT HERE: Channel link: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5q0fOCBtxF9jJmH60f | Trinidad Express Newspapers

BECOMING THE INVISIBLE MAN: A story by CCN multimedia editor Richard Charan. You can step into the stories of Trinidad and Tobago like never before from mountain men and farmers to rumshop keepers, in The Village of One audio book now available on Odiyo, the region’s first-ever platform for Caribbean voices. Hear the stories in the voices and rhythms that feel like home. Get your copy today, audio or print, and experience The Village of One as it was meant to be heard. | Trinidad Express Newspap

‘AD HOC APPROACH’: Former Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs, senator Dr Amery Browne describes the government’s approach to migrants as ad hoc and calls it another revenue generating strategy. He made the comment outside the parliament today. | Trinidad Express Newspapers