Pilgrims pray before the statue of La Divina Pastora.
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Photo Courtesy: UNRCO/Marielle Dick
President of the Islamic Home for Children, Donna Ali, second from left, presents a creative token of gratitude to the executives of Marubeni Power International, from left, Keisuke Harada, senior manager; Mo Majeed, CEO/managing director, Caribbean, and Damián Obiglio, senior vice president, operations.
Dr Shirin Haque
Khion De Las, left, at the helm of UWI Arts Jazz.
Wesley Gibbings
Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan, right, and Indian High Commissioner Dr Pradeep Singh Rajpurohit cheer on Babunath Ji as he performs as a rider on a horse. Standing at the back is Arima Mayor Balliram Maharaj.
Shastri Boodan
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An underwater image of seagrass
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Esperance Soroptimist Dr Shalini Gopeesingh underscored the importance of a healthy lifestyle and regular screening in the prevention and early detection of both cervical and breast cancers.
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Vaughnette Bigford performing at her After The Mas soiree.
Rishi Ragoonath
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Wahida Mohammed-Narine receives the Pan African Leadership Institute (PALI) Global Award in Educational Leadership in January.
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Gospel artiste NISA
Cassius Rochford
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Dennise Demming
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Leila Aboulela
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Priyanka Lalla
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Children’s phagwa at Tunapuna Hindu School on Friday.
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Woodland Hindu School’s Axil Ramsammy
Edison Boodoosingh
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Campari Caribbean’s newest ambassador, Lyrikal
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Pilgrims pray before the statue of La Divina Pastora.
Courtesy Yolande Wilkinson
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Photo Courtesy: UNRCO/Marielle Dick
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President of the Islamic Home for Children, Donna Ali, second from left, presents a creative token of gratitude to the executives of Marubeni Power International, from left, Keisuke Harada, senior manager; Mo Majeed, CEO/managing director, Caribbean, and Damián Obiglio, senior vice president, operations.
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Lucille Clifton
This Sunday, as part of our Bookshelf series on notable women writers, we step into the taut, unflinching world of Lucille Clifton, the Black American poet who carved a space for quiet resistance in contemporary literature.
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Equipped with an indomitable “sweet han,” Shanice George Edwards, a talented chef and entrepreneur, has loved cooking from a very young age. Edwards is the owner of Peckish868, a gourmet catering outlet that was founded from her passion for creating beautiful art from food and creatively using local ingredients.
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Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan, right, and Indian High Commissioner Dr Pradeep Singh Rajpurohit cheer on Babunath Ji as he performs as a rider on a horse. Standing at the back is Arima Mayor Balliram Maharaj.
Shastri Boodan
A folk dance troupe from Rajasthan, India, received widespread praise and standing ovations for their performance at the Laxmi Narayan Temple in Freeport on Wednesday.
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An underwater image of seagrass
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Always the inevitable cry of first-timers who accompany me on my sampling trips in the Bon Accord Lagoon. On my frequent visits to the seagrass beds in Tobago’s southwest, turtles are some of the more prominent guests, unmistakable by their remarkable speed underwater or their cautious heads peeking above the surface.
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Esperance Soroptimist Dr Shalini Gopeesingh underscored the importance of a healthy lifestyle and regular screening in the prevention and early detection of both cervical and breast cancers.
In a concerted effort to address the significant public health challenges posed by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV), the Soroptimist International National Association of Trinidad and Tobago (SITT) launched its Cervical Cancer Prevention Campaign under the theme “Let’s Be HPV Heroes. End Cervical Cancer. Get Vaccinated.” This initiative coincided with Cervical Cancer Awareness Month and the global Cervical Cancer Prevention Week.
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Vaughnette Bigford performing at her After The Mas soiree.
Rishi Ragoonath
Jazz sensation Vaughnette Bigford treated her fans to a musical journey at her After The Mas soiree at Naparima Bowl, San Fernando, on March 8. Dressed in a beautiful purple Zad and Eastman gown, she celebrated women on International Women’s Day.
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Wahida Mohammed-Narine receives the Pan African Leadership Institute (PALI) Global Award in Educational Leadership in January.
Wahida Mohammed-Narine is celebrated as one of the country’s leading female educators, but her journey has been one of resilience and determination. Rising from poverty to prominence, she has overcome numerous challenges to achieve success.
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Gospel artiste NISA
Cassius Rochford
Gospel artiste NISA, born Genisa St Hillaire, is dedicated to spreading messages of hope and encouragement through her music and testimony. She is set to host her third concert, Aurora, at the Central Bank Auditorium on May 24, starting at 6 pm. Known for her powerful presence both in the studio and on stage, NISA is eager to continue sharing her journey and faith with her audience.
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Dennise Demming
When did sports become a party? Sports should inspire, not objectify. That’s why Dennise Demming immediately said yes when asked to join Respect Her Game, an initiative led by Dr Gabrielle Hosein to challenge the sexualisation of women and girls in sports.
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Leila Aboulela
This Sunday, as part of our Bookshelf series on notable women writers, we step into the richly textured world of Leila Aboulela, the Sudanese-born novelist who has carved a space for Islamic spirituality in contemporary literature.
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Priyanka Lalla
Priyanka Lalla’s focus on educating children, particularly in marginalised communities, about climate change and environmental responsibility aligns with the IWD 2025 goal of accelerating action towards a sustainable future.
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Children’s phagwa at Tunapuna Hindu School on Friday.
Phagwa, or Holi, is upon us—and in Trinidad, we witness community spaces pulsing with colour, coming alive with chowtaal rhythms and the glow of Holika Dahan piercing the night. Celebrated this year between March 13 to 17, this Hindu festival heralds the triumph of good over evil, devotion over arrogance, and spring’s renewal over winter’s lull.
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Minister of Education Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly presents President’s Medal winner Alicia Dipchan with her trophy.
Rishi Ragoonath
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Zidane Roopnarine
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Sayeeda Khan
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Lucille Clifton
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Works and Transport Minister Rohan Sinanan, right, and Indian High Commissioner Dr Pradeep Singh Rajpurohit cheer on Babunath Ji as he performs as a rider on a horse. Standing at the back is Arima Mayor Balliram Maharaj.
Shastri Boodan
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An underwater image of seagrass
IMA Archives
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Esperance Soroptimist Dr Shalini Gopeesingh underscored the importance of a healthy lifestyle and regular screening in the prevention and early detection of both cervical and breast cancers.
by
Vaughnette Bigford performing at her After The Mas soiree.
Rishi Ragoonath
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Wahida Mohammed-Narine receives the Pan African Leadership Institute (PALI) Global Award in Educational Leadership in January.
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Gospel artiste NISA
Cassius Rochford
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Dennise Demming
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