Congratulations Haiti! Well Done T&T. That sums up the final of the 2007 Digicel Caribbean Cup which ended with back door qualifiers Haiti capturing the winners prize with a 2-1 victory over Trinidad and Tobago at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Tuesday night.

The cold-blooded murders of Woman Police Constable Elizabeth Sutherland, her husband Ivan and daughter Anika was a warning to all police officers involved in various matters against a known gang leader and his relatives.

Jamaican billionaire investor and AIC chairman Michael Lee Chin hinted that his group may be willing to acquire RBTT Financial Holdings if the right opportunity presented itself.

T&T senior national football team beat the Caribbean Football Union’s number one team, Cuba, 3-1 at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo on Saturday to advance to the final of the 2007 Digicel Caribbean Cup.

United States prosecutors are building an even more serious case against local businessman Steve Ferguson, who has allegedly attempted to interfere with his prosecution on charges related to the Piarco Airport development project.

A good win and a spot in the CONCACAF Gold Cup may have been the end result for Trinidad and Tobago’s senior footballers on Wednesday evening but the achievement was far from anything close to the real ambitions of the head coach Wim Rijsbergen and his troops.

Trinidad and Tobago head coach Wim Rijsbergen singled out skipper Densill Theobald for playing a leading role in his team’s convincing 5-1 win over Martinique in Digicel Caribbean Cup action at the Hasely Crawford Stadium on Monday evening.

American justice came swift for three foreigners who participated in an international criminal conspiracy during the Piarco Airport development project.

"Overall I am satisfied with the work they did. On the other side there is a lot of work to do and there were a lot of unforced errors. It was our first outing with some new guys and of course, everything was a surprise to all of us."

No steps are to be taken yet to extradite two local businessmen who are wanted by the United States to face a total of 84 criminal charges arising out of the Piarco Airport development project, a High Court judge yesterday declared.