FILE: A participant uses light weights during a class for older adults at the Dale Turner Family YMCA in Shoreline, Washington, April 30, 2026.
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Exchange Village Mud Mandir also known as the Sewala Mandir in Couva, is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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A caiman rests among mangrove roots along the muddy shores of the Nariva Swamp in Manzanilla.
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FILE: A participant uses light weights during a class for older adults at the Dale Turner Family YMCA in Shoreline, Washington, April 30, 2026.
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Angelo Bissessarsingh Virtual Museum
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Robin Ramlal, senior lecturer in Mathematics at COSTAATT, educator, author and former regional examinations specialist with more than two decades of experience in mathematics education, poses with his two books.
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Dr Eric Williams, Trinidad and Tobago’s first Prime Minister
Current problems facing Caribbean unity are part of a turbulent past in which dreams of regional solidarity never materialised. Attempts at unity were made in the 1950s to create an entity- Federation.
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More than a century ago, in the streets of Port-of-Spain, people seeking relief from illness could find themselves moving between worlds.
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Exchange Village Mud Mandir also known as the Sewala Mandir in Couva, is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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Exchange Village Mud Mandir, also known as the Sewala Mandir in Couva and dedicated to Lord Shiva, is considered one of the longest-occupied temples in the country.
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Dr Sherrise Sandy, pathologist
In April, Dr Sherrise Sandy, MBBS (UWI), FRCPath (UK), sat one of medicine’s most demanding professional examinations, becoming the first candidate from Trinidad and Tobago to complete the Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists, the FRCPath, as an external candidate, with the entirety of her training completed at Port-of-Spain General Hospital.
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A caiman rests among mangrove roots along the muddy shores of the Nariva Swamp in Manzanilla.
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For travellers looking to experience a different side of Trinidad, a visit to the Nariva Swamp offers an opportunity to leave the bustle of everyday life behind and enter one of the country’s richest natural environments.
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Trini native Mariel D’Ornellas with her daughter Isla who was delivered during a home birth at her house in Antigua.
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Dr Sherrise Sandy, pathologist
In April, Dr Sherrise Sandy, MBBS (UWI), FRCPath (UK), sat one of medicine’s most demanding professional examinations, becoming the first candidate from Trinidad and Tobago to complete the Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists, the FRCPath, as an external candidate, with the entirety of her training completed at Port-of-Spain General Hospital.
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A unique black-tie touch at Pan Trinbago’s launch of Steelpan Month 2026 on August 2.
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FILE: A participant uses light weights during a class for older adults at the Dale Turner Family YMCA in Shoreline, Washington, April 30, 2026.
Lindsey Wasson
by
by
by
Ranjit Kumar
Angelo Bissessarsingh Virtual Museum
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Robin Ramlal, senior lecturer in Mathematics at COSTAATT, educator, author and former regional examinations specialist with more than two decades of experience in mathematics education, poses with his two books.
Kristian De Silva
by
Dr Eric Williams, Trinidad and Tobago’s first Prime Minister
by
An AI depiction of Ma Joe in prison during her trial in 1910.
AI generated
by
Exchange Village Mud Mandir also known as the Sewala Mandir in Couva, is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
Edison Boodoosingh
by
Dr Sherrise Sandy, pathologist
by
A caiman rests among mangrove roots along the muddy shores of the Nariva Swamp in Manzanilla.
MARIELA BRUZUAL
by
Trini native Mariel D’Ornellas with her daughter Isla who was delivered during a home birth at her house in Antigua.
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Dr Sherrise Sandy, pathologist
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