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If you are looking for some ideas, here are five things to do this long weekend.

[email protected] On August 29, Nesta Bonaparte Patrick, a distinguished educator, social worker and the oldest surviving member of the T&T Association for the Hearing Impaired...

The Ministry of Planning and Development has embarked on a national study to answer the question: In the ongoing global pandemic are home healthcare wastes handled in a safe and environmentally sound manner in Trinidad and Tobago?

Athletes get far on physical ability, but what separates the truly elite from the rest is how they use their minds. Having a strong...

Three Trinidadian poets have been declared recipients of India’s Independence Day Literary Honour for 2021 by Motivational Strips, the world’s most active writers’ forum and Gujarat Sahitya Academy, literary body under Government of India.

Some 10,000 households in southern Trinidad and numerous children’s and special needs homes across the country are eating healthier and spending less on food, thanks to a seedling distribution initiative supported by the Scotiabank Foundation, which helped them set up their own kitchen gardens and grow boxes.

Entrepreneur Gizelle Dru has creatively developed a Tobago-based product that combines the sights and experiences of the island with scents of nature that have...

Former university professor and Princeton and Yale-trained educator, Dr Danielle Elliott, believes she has crafted into a three-day mini-course, the key to unlocking the...

The Modelling Association of T&T (TMATT) is an NGO and the trade organisation of the T&T’s modelling industry. Its aim is to create a...

The winners of an ICT Poster Competition hosted by the Disability Affairs Unit (DAU) of the Ministry of Social Development and Family Services, recently got their prizes, after sharing their visions of how ICT could make society more inclusive for persons with disabilities.