Agriculture in Trinidad and Tobago faces significant environmental and social challenges during the dry season, as highlighted by the personal experiences of Fyzul Khan in Felicity. This first-person narrative, shared by Candida Khan, explores the dual burden of severe drought and praedial larceny on local farmers. The article details how …
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“Fighting against a pandemic on the global battleground…In health and medical workers heroes have now been found”. The poem ‘Corona’ is written by George Rampersad of Denmark. Corona At the turn of the year 2020 it appeared from out of the blue Invisible, deadly, silent, like the plague or the …
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“Art Mania, Baking, Book Club, Cooking, Creative Writing, Debate, Drama, Drawing, Eco Defenders, Entrepreneurship…” Osei and Patricia Wright-Alexis, directors of Incentivize Network Limited, introduce the IN Clubhouse for the nation’s youths to learn virtual extra-curricular activities. We provide virtual extra-curricular activities for kids and teens between the ages of 5 …
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Palmiste Park serves as a premier environmental and recreational hub in South Trinidad, offering forty acres of preserved green space on the outskirts of San Fernando. This expansive park provides a vital sanctuary for residents and visitors, functioning as both a communal leisure area and a developing site for botanical …
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The belly fat battle is a nightmare for both men and women of all shapes and sizes. Belly fat tends to make you look out of shape or older than you are or feel. Women may be tired of sucking in that belly or being asked, “Are you pregnant?” when …
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Karlon St Bernard created an online database where citizens of Trinidad and Tobago can search for a taxi/maxi driver in real-time through their license plate and leave reviews. In this way, passengers can know their drivers before travelling and feel safe on the road. Karlon shares more about his service. …
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At Bristol House Miniatures, our focus is on creating art which tells the architectural and cultural stories of life in Trinidad and Tobago during times past. Our products, therefore, are art collectables designed and built with an adult target market in mind, especially to those who constitute our Trinbagonian diaspora. …
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After 2020, we have seen a lot of changes. One in particular is working from home or sometimes referred to as working remotely. This has proven to be a blessing in disguise. You no longer have to commute to work and face that dreaded morning rush hour traffic and more …
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By Nerissa Hosein. I love Valentine’s Day but these last couple of years I am fed up of the traditional and completely commercial take on this once sweet, sexy holiday! As for gifts, I am fed up of the teddy bears, lingerie and chocolates that I have to see everywhere I go. …
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Women’s safety is a growing concern in Trinidad and Tobago. Learning self defense helps to empower women and enable them to recognise risks. “Blackout” is a women empowerment program that offers free self defense classes. It is geared at helping women in T&T mainly those affected by domestic violence. Currently, …
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