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Minister of Foreign and Caricom Affairs, Dr Amery Browne, right, and former national senior football team captain and head coach, Russell Latapy, centre, present Argentine Ambassador Gustavo Daniel Martínez Pandiani, with a personalised T&T Men’s Senior Football Away jersey during the screening of the documentary, Soccer Soul and the live viewing of the Copa America, semifinal, between Argentina and Canada at MovieTowne, Port-of-Spain, on Tuesday.
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Holy Name Convent Secondary School class of 2024 held their graduation ceremony entitled Enchanted at the Hyatt Regency, Port-of-Spain, on June 15.
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Resel Melville had to put in years of hard work and long hours of studies to establish herself as a professional. Having built her confidence and expertise, facing ageism and other forms of discrimination in the workplace never left her paralysed. Instead, Melville honoured herself enough to leave certain environments that were not fit for her.
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Migration is normal. That’s the view of Cuban-born Lucia Cabrera-Jones, the co-founder of Women Owned Media and Education Network (W.O.M.E.N).
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Secondary school graduation, commonly referred to as “grad”, is often hailed as one of the biggest events of a young person’s life. From early on, young men and women spend countless hours discussing the core tenets of an exciting, unforgettable graduation night—the date, the after-party plans, and most importantly, the outfit.
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Celebrated poet, artist, and filmmaker Sarah Beckett, “English by birth and Trinidadian by long residence,” will launch her latest work, “IERE Living in the Land of the Hummingbird”, in Trinidad on July 8.
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Justice in the country’s courts does not favour the poor. It was this insight gained from her in-service
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Last Saturday night, I went to a concert. I intended to sing, dance, and have a grand time. I paid great attention to detail while getting dressed to ensure I got the desired effect. I arrived at exactly 8 pm but only because I cannot be late for anything unless, of course, it’s a situation beyond my control. Being late makes me feel flustered, rushed, and irritable enough to either make me stay home or cut short my time at an event. I did not expect, whilst at the concert, surrounded by people, noise, conversation, and laughter, to be recognised as anyone other than another patron out to relax, unwind, and have fun.
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At 37 years old, Trinidadian author Kevin Jared Hosein is the first and youngest Caribbean author to be awarded the Walter Scott Prize for Historical Fiction.
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Twelve years ago, Marlon Bascombe was barred from seeing his then 11-month-old son, De’Marlo, at the San Fernando General Hospital. Refusing to leave until he could see his sickly son, who had been experiencing a high fever, led to his arrest by the police. He was later released.
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Productive members of society versus delinquents. A crucial role of fatherhood in all its senses is to reduce the number of young men inclined toward the latter and increase those inclined toward the former.
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Giving your children the attention and affection they need, along with assistance, is crucial. The lives and emotional well-being of children are greatly influenced by their fathers. That is why fathers play such an important role in their children’s lives.
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Gerard-Paul Wanliss, 53, from Arima, is a photographer and proud single father of Eli who turns 14 soon.
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