Audrey Jeffers was born in Trinidad in 1898 in an era of developing feminism. Fondly known as the Mother of Trinidadian Philanthropy, Jeffers fashioned the notion of “community care” where communities were influenced to play an active role in lifting those most in need among them. Audrey Layne Jeffers, who …
Read More »Vendors at traffic lights on the highway
“Nuts, nuts, salt and fresh,” is the call of the Rastafarian nuts vendors on the streets of Trinidad and Tobago. They can be seen walking in between vehicles at red traffic lights on the main road and highway selling their snacks to commuters. Some even offer the goodies on the …
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