Winners of last year’s Ontario Pan Alive Panorama competition, Pan Fantasy
Interns practice performing blood glucose tests on each other—a key skill they’ll use during health fairs and community outreaches.
WAND secretary Lisa Naipaul, right, and president Amanda Jardine.
FILE: An image captured in August 2004 of the Mighty Sparrow (Slinger Francisco) during a performance.
Micheal Bruce
A model in a costume from The Lost Tribe’s 2026 presentation Island Circus
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Rachel Welch-Phillips was named Rising Star In-House Counsel of the Year in New York City.
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Indira Ramgarib-Katwaroo
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Dr Rajini Haraksingh receives the award for best presentation at the National Health Research conference 2023.
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Dominique Campbell
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Hardbargain Primary School’s Poolmatee Bachoo, right, receives a donation of books from Trinre’s human resource and administration manager Simone Aguilera-Hay.
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DADA & Projects member Marielle Forbes, from left, architect Sean Leonard; Aripo Community Council vice president Harold Diaz; Aripo Community Council president James Valentine; Nigel Moses; DADA & projects director Valerie Taylor, artist Dean Arlen, DADA & Projects director Adele Todd and DADA & projects programme assistant Vatika Lalchan after the launch of a treehouse at the Aripo Community Centre.
MARIELA BRUZUAL
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Cuatrista Richard Nurse
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Carlton Louison
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LRF officials handing over donations to the Wendy Fitzwilliam Paediatric Hospital.
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Amrit Samaroo, middle row right, performing during the South Carolina Festival of Steel with South Carolina University’s CalypSamba.
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Devotees head upriver to immerse the murti
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Winners of last year’s Ontario Pan Alive Panorama competition, Pan Fantasy
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Interns practice performing blood glucose tests on each other—a key skill they’ll use during health fairs and community outreaches.
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WAND secretary Lisa Naipaul, right, and president Amanda Jardine.
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Violence
This week’s Bookshelf sets fiction aside to engage with fact. These are the stories of women who are no longer here to tell them. In the Caribbean like everywhere else violence begins at home, behind closed doors, in the places meant to offer shelter. It thrives in silence, in what is tolerated.
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Seeta Persad
Having spent 30 years in journalism, Seeta Persad’s name is synonymous with writing in this country. However, since retiring in 2019, she’s stepped boldly back into the spotlight, not for fame, but to nurture the next generation of storytellers through theatre.
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Rachel Welch-Phillips was named Rising Star In-House Counsel of the Year in New York City.
When Rachel Welch-Phillips walked across the stage on June 17 in New York City to accept the Rising Star In-House Counsel of the Year award, she didn’t just represent herself—she represented an entire region.
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Indira Ramgarib-Katwaroo
If younger generations in Trinidad and Tobago have never heard the beautiful stories or fully experienced the rich, vibrant cultures of their parents’ or ancestors’ motherland, Indira Ramgarib-Katwaroo is changing that—one unforgettable tour at a time.
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Dr Rajini Haraksingh receives the award for best presentation at the National Health Research conference 2023.
On any given day, you might find Dr Rajini Haraksingh walking briskly through the campus of The University of the West Indies (UWI) in St Augustine, where she serves as a lecturer in Biotechnology.
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Dominique Campbell
On Tuesday, Dominique Campbell will launch her Girl Zero debut album, No More Hiding. The launch will be much more than just an entry into recorded music; it will signal a triumph over adversity and personal struggles. The gospel pop artiste, who the legendary Bob Marley once inspired, is now taking on the challenges of the 21st century in her own music.
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Hardbargain Primary School’s Poolmatee Bachoo, right, receives a donation of books from Trinre’s human resource and administration manager Simone Aguilera-Hay.
Trinre Insurance continues to deliver on its commitment to promote literacy, particularly among young students across T&T.
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DADA & Projects member Marielle Forbes, from left, architect Sean Leonard; Aripo Community Council vice president Harold Diaz; Aripo Community Council president James Valentine; Nigel Moses; DADA & projects director Valerie Taylor, artist Dean Arlen, DADA & Projects director Adele Todd and DADA & projects programme assistant Vatika Lalchan after the launch of a treehouse at the Aripo Community Centre.
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On June 8, DADA & Projects officially handed over a treehouse to the Aripo community during a ceremony at the Aripo Community Centre. Community members and children participated by adding final decorative touches before the official handover.
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Cuatrista Richard Nurse
Louis and the Lynx, led by Dr Louis Nurse, has been part of T&T’s entertainment industry since 1975. To mark their golden milestone this year, the band will present Timeless, an immersive concert of jazz, soca, youth and love at the Central Bank Auditorium tomorrow at 8 pm.
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Carlton Louison
“It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.” This quote from the Bible, in the book of Mark, chapter 2, verse 17, is part of a larger conversation where Jesus defends his association with tax collectors and sinners, highlighting that he came to offer forgiveness and redemption to those who recognise their need for it.
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LRF officials handing over donations to the Wendy Fitzwilliam Paediatric Hospital.
The Lynette Rampersad Give A Little, Help A Lot Foundation (LRF) wants to expand its reach by formalising its programmes and deepening its advocacy in the areas of cancer care and educational access.
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Amrit Samaroo, middle row right, performing during the South Carolina Festival of Steel with South Carolina University’s CalypSamba.
M ulti-talented, award-winning steelband arranger Amrit Samaroo was guest artiste and composer in residence for the Percussive Arts Society South Carolina Festival of Steel in April. The festival was produced and hosted by Dr Jesse Willis and Coastal Carolina University (CCU).
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Local musician Narendra Maharaj on the sax.
Shastri Boodan
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Sunil Boodansingh, Ambica Ramphalie (foreground) with daughters Amba, left, and Sevika, right.
Orin Gordon
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Caribbean Steelpan Connections, players, from left, Malikiya Bandso, Obadele Allick and captain of the band, Amelia McHenna, in the spotlight
VASHTI SINGH
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Violence
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Seeta Persad
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Rachel Welch-Phillips was named Rising Star In-House Counsel of the Year in New York City.
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Indira Ramgarib-Katwaroo
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Dr Rajini Haraksingh receives the award for best presentation at the National Health Research conference 2023.
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Dominique Campbell
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Hardbargain Primary School’s Poolmatee Bachoo, right, receives a donation of books from Trinre’s human resource and administration manager Simone Aguilera-Hay.
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DADA & Projects member Marielle Forbes, from left, architect Sean Leonard; Aripo Community Council vice president Harold Diaz; Aripo Community Council president James Valentine; Nigel Moses; DADA & projects director Valerie Taylor, artist Dean Arlen, DADA & Projects director Adele Todd and DADA & projects programme assistant Vatika Lalchan after the launch of a treehouse at the Aripo Community Centre.
MARIELA BRUZUAL
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Cuatrista Richard Nurse
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