Archbishop Jason Gordon, centre, speaks with, from left, Rev Dr Gerard J McGlone, CEBM quality assurance manager Vanessa Yearwood, Isolde Ali Ghent and Darrion Narine at the Samaritan Movement media conference at Archbishop’s House, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.

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Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar

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Law consultant John C Knechtle

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St Margaret’s Boys’ Anglican School Steel Orchestra deliver their winning performance of Aaron “Voice” St Louis’ Year for Love.

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Shankar Bidaisee, centre, chairman of First Citizens Holdings Ltd and First Citizens Foundation, poses with the Top 10 senior “Athletes of the Year” and representatives of recipients who were absent, including Keshorn Walcott (athletics), from left, Levi Bertrand for Leah Bertrand (athletics), Kezia Hunte (powerlifting), Joseph McDonald (powerlifting), T&T Cycling Federation president Rowena Williams (Nicholas Paul/cycling), Teniel Campbell (cycling), Prishni Rampersad-Singh (Karishma Ramharack/women’s cricket) and Ernest Fraser (Chloe Fraser/table tennis) at the First Citizens Sports Foundation Sports Awards 2025 and 2026 Hall of Fame Induction held at NAPA in Port-of-Spain on Saturday night. Missing are Dylan Carter (swimming) and Akeem Stewart (para athletics). Later, Walcott and Campbell were named the respective “Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year”.

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