By Candida Khan. After retiring at 60 years of age, my dad Fyzul Khan shifted gears into the farming industry twisting road of life. He started off small, using hydroponics and planting small plants such as lettuce and tomatoes in the backyard. Eventually, he branched off and started his own garden. …
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Adrian Cola Rienzi was a pivotal trade unionist and politician whose leadership integrated diverse ethnic groups into the organised labour movement of Trinidad and Tobago. Born as Krishna Deonarine in 1905, Rienzi rebranded himself to navigate the colonial legal system and eventually founded two of the most significant trade unions …
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Delta-8 THC is the latest cannabis sensation, beloved by cannabis consumers for delivering a mellow “high”. Although it is available in multiple consumable forms, its raw flower, the latest delta-8 product, is a massive hit. Unlike delta 8 edibles and vapes, the isomers’ flowers deliver the “entourage effect” as they …
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Children nowadays are accused of being lazy, disinterested in anything productive, and having absolutely no interest in experiencing the world outside. What happened to the good old days when children got up on a Saturday morning and willingly ran outside to play? Many parents blame it on cable TV, video …
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Tubal Uriah Butler remains the central figure in the history of Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago, having pioneered the working-class struggle that led to the establishment of the June 19 public holiday. The legacy of the Grenadian-born leader is defined by his transition from a pipe fitter in the …
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Imagine this. You walk out to your garden, porch, your office or even your room and hear the soothing sound of falling water. You see fishes swimming and organic lettuce, broccoli or even strawberries growing. Sounds amazing right? Doesn’t sound possible? Well it is. Dillon Kurban is co-director of 3D …
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Read More »The history of Corpus Christi in Trinidad and Tobago
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