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In a world where the forecast for lifelong love can often be dismal, the marriage of former weather anchor Robin Maharaj and his beloved wife, Grace, has weathered every storm, blossoming into a beautiful love story that spans more than 60 years.
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If you travel across the Caribbean Sea, just shy of 1,000 miles west of Port of Spain, the magical city of Cartagena sits gracefully perched on Colombia’s Caribbean coastline. From the compelling sensory nature of this stunning seaside town to the warmth of its dwellers, to the vibrancy of its colours, it is impossible to deny a shared Caribbean pulse, deeply rooted in the city’s foundation.
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Eden John, a local researcher and entrepreneur, prioritises her ambitions over relationships and naysayers. John is adamant that her busy schedule is not a barrier to her objectives, but rather the path that will get her there as she juggles the demands of running an agouti farm and investing in her tea business.
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In a world often characterised by turbulence and uncertainty, a beacon of hope often emerges from some of the most unexpected places. United Nations Ambassador Natassia Wright’s overcoming of challenging circumstances in her childhood to emerge as a global force for good exemplifies the transformative power of self-belief, resilience, and dogged commitment to making a difference.
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