Emmanuel Macedo Medreiros, of the International Council for Sports Security (ICSS) for Europe and Latin America, says governments, including Trinidad and Tobago, must set up the legislative framework to combat the corruption of sports, including through money-laundering, betting and tax evasion.
Lewis: TTOC has final say on Rio gymnastics spot
BRIAN LEWIS, president of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC), has made it clear that the TTOC will reserve the right to final selection for the TT team, for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil in August .
SKNOC backs newly launched Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA)
Basseterre, St. Kitts, 15 April, 2016: SKNOC President, Alphonso Bridgewater, has pledged his full support and commitment in becoming a signatory to the new Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA), following the lead of The Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) and the Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee (TTOC), both of whom have signed up to the Alliance as part of their efforts to improve sport integrity and governance.
Alan Hubbard: Top sports stars have been "at it" with drugs - and are getting away with it
Over half a century covering major international sport has been an exhilarating experience if not infrequently an exasperating one laced with more than a modicum of cynicism, particularly when the subject of drugs use rears its ugly head.
Caribbean Olympic Committees join Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA)
Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago; 13 April 2016: The Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) has announced that it has become a new member of the Sport Integrity Global Alliance (SIGA) and expressed its full support and commitment in the further development of the alliance.
Leadership requires skin of an alligator
Once you accept a leadership position, one thing is guaranteed—you will be criticised. Having a thin skin and taking things personally as an office holder is a sure recipe for disaster or unending confusion at best.