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According to Hanif Benjamin, this country has what it takes to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic even stronger than before. He warns, however, that if we fail to take seriously the lessons learnt during this challenging time, we would have failed.

More than 50 participants of the Women’s Programme in the Tobago Unemployment Relief Programme (URP) had the opportunity to learn more about their breast and bra health from Ora Gordon, Bra and Breast Health Educator and Entrepreneur, in a workshop held on Wednesday 16 March 2022.

Ramkissoon said he has lived alone since his father died last year and does not earn an income. He gets a small disability grant from the Government that is barely enough to pay the utility bills and purchase food.

Women with professional experience in engineering make up more than half of the lecturers in the drilling operations programme at the National Energy Skills Centre (NESC). In addition, two of NESC’s welding instructors are women.

A release from the Embassy says the BLM flag will fly over the Embassy for the remainder of Black History Month.

The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) to help strengthen the cultural identity of the East Indian diaspora in Trinidad and Tobago.

Managing Director of the ARROW Foundation, Christopher Bonterre, says the pandemic conditions have had an impact on children’s literacy and learning skills, hence the need for the remedial learning ARROW is now offering.

The beloved Macaw from Diego Martin was reunited with his family just after 7:30 pm on Monday.

The Caribbean has great projects and ideas to turn the region into a renewable energy powerhouse and meet its commitments towards net-zero carbon emissions...

One of the focal points of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) protests which gripped the world for several months in 2020 was a two...