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Thursday, May 22, 2025

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Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

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Sweet

Inspiration

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Wed May 07 2025
Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

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Mayaro students complete media training

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Wed May 07 2025
Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood,   EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood, EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

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Sea turtle nesting signs installed at Manzanilla Beach

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Wed May 07 2025
Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Photo courtesy Curtis Henry

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Shaquille Warren wins Poetry Slam

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Wed May 07 2025
Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Photos courtesy Sandra Browne

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New book explores Caribbean Renaissance

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Tue May 06 2025
Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

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Global T&T presents RVRB X-an artiste development workshop

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Tue May 06 2025
Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Shirvan Ramjit

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Sweet success: Cocoa festival highlights local creativity

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Tue May 06 2025
Terri Lyons

Terri Lyons

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IBA 5 celebrates divine feminine energy

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Tue May 06 2025
Lisa Faye Sarjeant

Lisa Faye Sarjeant

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Lisa Faye’s silk kaftans go global

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Kristy Ramnarine
Sun May 04 2025
Toni Morrison

Toni Morrison

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‘In Your Hands’: Toni Morrison and the reckoning after the vote

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Ira Mathur
Sun May 04 2025
President  Christine Kangaloo

President Christine Kangaloo

ABRAHAM DIAZ

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Women leading the way in T&T

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Kristy Ramnarine
Sun May 04 2025
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

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‘No Woman No Cry’: PM Kamla's

story of resilience and rise

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Sun May 04 2025
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Features

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Bloodlines and Boundaries

Moth­er’s Day of­ten cel­e­brates the ide­alised ma­ter­nal bond—flow­ers, grat­i­tude, and the mythol­o­gy of un­con­di­tion­al love. But for many women, the re­la­tion­ship with their moth­ers is more com­plex, lay­ered with si­lence, mis­un­der­stand­ing, long­ing, and un­spo­ken grace. Lit­er­a­ture, es­pe­cial­ly by women writ­ers, of­fers us not sim­pli­fi­ca­tions, but truths.

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Fri May 09 2025

Crowning

Glory

This Moth­er’s Day, we take a mo­ment to ho­n­our the silent rit­u­als, gen­er­a­tional pride, and per­son­al pow­er wo­ven in­to the strands of every Caribbean moth­er’s hair. From Sun­day braid­ing tra­di­tions to re­claim­ing beau­ty through post­par­tum hair loss, a moth­er’s hair jour­ney is an emo­tion­al archive of strength, sac­ri­fice, and self-ex­pres­sion

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Wed May 07 2025
Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

Sweet

Inspiration

Cheryl Leong Poi was a cre­ative and tal­ent­ed per­son, turn­ing every hob­by in­to a suc­cess­ful project. This in­clud­ed build­ing fur­ni­ture, fix­ing ap­pli­ances, knit­ting, and bak­ing de­li­cious home­made bread and cakes.

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Wed May 07 2025
Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

Mayaro students complete media training

Stu­dents from Ma­yaro and sur­round­ing com­mu­ni­ties have com­plet­ed an in­ten­sive eight-week train­ing pro­gramme in Me­dia and Com­mu­ni­ca­tions Arts, con­duct­ed by Se­nior Broad­cast Jour­nal­ist and me­dia ed­u­ca­tor, Stephen Cum­mings.

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Wed May 07 2025
Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood,   EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood, EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

Sea turtle nesting signs installed at Manzanilla Beach

The En­vi­ron­men­tal Man­age­ment Au­thor­i­ty (EMA), through its Bio­di­ver­si­ty Team, in­stalled four new sea tur­tle nest­ing signs along Man­zanil­la Beach.

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Wed May 07 2025
Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Photo courtesy Curtis Henry

Shaquille Warren wins Poetry Slam

The last night of the 2025 Bo­cas Lit Fest be­longed to the peo­ple, at the Fi­nals of the First Cit­i­zens Na­tion­al Po­et­ry Slam. Voic­es “from the ground” rose to meet the high stage at NA­PA, and what fol­lowed was less a show and more a nec­es­sary reck­on­ing, as com­peti­tors in­ter­pret­ed the theme Bring It Home.

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Wed May 07 2025
Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Photos courtesy Sandra Browne

New book explores Caribbean Renaissance

Au­thor and ed­u­ca­tor Ian Isidore Smart re­cent­ly launched The Caribbean Re­nais­sance and Car­ni­val at NALIS, Port-of-Spain.

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Tue May 06 2025
Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

Global T&T presents RVRB X-an artiste development workshop

Glob­al T&T’s RVRB eX­pe­ri­ence (RVRB X) - an Artiste De­vel­op­ment Work­shop is a dy­nam­ic two-day in­ten­sive de­signed to pro­fes­sion­al­ly de­vel­op T&T mu­si­cians and per­form­ers.

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Tue May 06 2025
Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Shirvan Ramjit

Sweet success: Cocoa festival highlights local creativity

The Montser­rat Co­coa Farm­ers’ Co-Op­er­a­tive So­ci­ety Ltd (MCF) host­ed its fourth an­nu­al Co­coa Food Fes­ti­val at La Ve­ga Es­tate, Gran Cou­va, on Sat­ur­day, high­light­ing the di­verse and in­no­v­a­tive us­es of the co­coa bean be­yond tra­di­tion­al choco­late prod­ucts.

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Tue May 06 2025
Terri Lyons

Terri Lyons

IBA 5 celebrates divine feminine energy

Di­vine fem­i­nine en­er­gy will be cel­e­brat­ed on Sat­ur­day at the scenic Es­tate 101 in Mar­aval, from 5 pm, when Chantuelle Queen Em­press Ajé presents the fifth stag­ing of the IBA Mu­sic Fes­ti­val.

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Tue May 06 2025
Lisa Faye Sarjeant

Lisa Faye Sarjeant

Lisa Faye’s silk kaftans go global

Lisa Faye Sar­jeant’s DM (Di­rect Mes­sage) blew up in ear­ly April when one of her pieces was styled by Trinidad-born fash­ion ex­pert An­to­nia Fi­fi, now based in Cana­da.

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Kristy Ramnarine
Sun May 04 2025
Toni Morrison

Toni Morrison

‘In Your Hands’: Toni Morrison and the reckoning after the vote

“In the ver­sion I know, the woman is the daugh­ter of slaves, Black, Amer­i­can, and lives alone in a small house out­side of town. Her rep­u­ta­tion for wis­dom is with­out peer and with­out ques­tion. Among her peo­ple she is both the law and its trans­gres­sion. The ho­n­our she is paid and the awe in which she is held reach be­yond her neigh­bour­hood to places far away; to the city, where the in­tel­li­gence of rur­al prophets is the source of much amuse­ment.

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Ira Mathur
Sun May 04 2025
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Raeanne Hutton with her daughter Nicola-Marie Persad

Raeanne Hutton with her daughter Nicola-Marie Persad

Hands that speak

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Fri May 09 2025

Adriell S. Wilson

Dazzling musical theatre revue for Mother’s Day this weekend

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Fri May 09 2025
Danielle Dieffenthaller, left, sits down for her Breaking Stereotypes interview with Kristy Ramnarine.

Danielle Dieffenthaller, left, sits down for her Breaking Stereotypes interview with Kristy Ramnarine.

‘No time for tears, only fighting time’

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Fri May 09 2025

Bloodlines and Boundaries

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Fri May 09 2025

Crowning

Glory

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Wed May 07 2025
Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

Kristle “Krissie” Garcia with her mother Cheryl Leong Poi.

Sweet

Inspiration

by

Wed May 07 2025
Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

Graduates of the eight-week training programme in media and communications arts with media educator Stephen Cummings.

Mayaro students complete media training

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Wed May 07 2025
Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood,   EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

Christopher Ragobar, EMA, left, with Sunil Gadar, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, Rhushuan Yearwood, EMA, and Keston Ali, Sangre Grande Regional Corporation, stand next to one of the newly-installed signs.

Sea turtle nesting signs installed at Manzanilla Beach

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Wed May 07 2025
Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Winner of the 2025 First Citizens National Poetry Slam, Shaquille Warren.

Photo courtesy Curtis Henry

Shaquille Warren wins Poetry Slam

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Wed May 07 2025
Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Author Ian Isidore Smart signs a copy of his book at the launch.

Photos courtesy Sandra Browne

New book explores Caribbean Renaissance

by

Tue May 06 2025
Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

Steve “Urchin” Wilson, entertainment manager to some of Jamaica’s most famous music artistes, will be at RVRB X

Global T&T presents RVRB X-an artiste development workshop

by

Tue May 06 2025
Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Cocoa chow was one of the many cocoa-inspired favourites.

Shirvan Ramjit

Sweet success: Cocoa festival highlights local creativity

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Tue May 06 2025
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