Trinidad & Tobago Newsday
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THE Environmental Research Institute Charlotteville (ERIC) held a figurative arts workshop, courtesy funding by the German Embassy, under the German Federal Foreign Office’s Cultural Preservation Programme, from November 13-18 in Charlotteville. The workshop brought together Prof Nils Norman, from the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich; Lydia Tulloch-Déhee, representative of the Caribbean Art Collection, Berlin, and […]
THE Prime Minister has vowed that criminals will not find any safe haven in the Caribbean to carry out their nefarious and illegal activities. Dr Rowley, who has responsibility for national security in Caricom’s quasi-cabinet, made this promise when he addressed the opening of Caricom’s second regional symposium on violence as a public health issue […]
Guardian Holdings Ltd’s (GHL) board of directors has approved the execution of a sale and purchase agreement with PIB Group Ltd for the sale of 100 per cent of the shares of Thoma Exploitatie BV (Thoma). In a notice pursuant to Section 64(1) (b) of the Securities Act 2012, published on the TT Stock Exchange […]
Paolo Kernahan PRESIDENT of Guyana Irfaan Ali recently opened up a can of whoop-a–; it was one of those family-sized cans you get at PriceSmart so everyone gets a share. The occasion was a 5.30 am meeting (nothing good ever happens at that hour) to haul contractors, permanent secretaries, ministers, engineers and anyone within a […]
THE EDITOR: Lennox Ballah astonished me with the very first words that he spoke to our UWI Institute of International Relations diplomacy class in 1972: “In the conduct of diplomacy we are concerned with expediency and not with morality.” In other words, diplomacy has its own morality. Basdeo Panday echoed that same dismal moral philosophy […]
A Reason to Love produced by The Love Movement will take place at the St Dominic’s Pastoral Centre auditorium at St Finbar’s, Diego Martin, from November 22-24. For 52 years, The Love Movement Family of Choirs has had many Reasons to Love, a media release said. In 1972, Bernadette Scott felt inspired to use her […]
Dr Asha Pemberton [email protected] AS CHILDREN embark on the physical changes of puberty, the transitional stage of adolescence begins. With that comes several psychological, emotional and social behavioural shifts which may wax and wane in severity. Adolescents require a unique approach to healthcare. This is best served when young people are provided the opportunities and […]
THE EDITOR: Athaliah Samuel stands as a shining testament to what is possible when talent meets determination and vision is paired with hard work. Her story is not merely a chronicle of success; it is a roadmap for overcoming adversity, seizing opportunities, and uplifting others along the way. From her roots in John John, Laventille, […]
FERRIES, yoga lessons, millet farming and cancer treatment were just a few areas in which Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to help the countries of Caricom. He addressed the Caricom-India Summit in Guyana, on November 20. Arriving from the G20 meeting in Brazil into Guyana at midnight on November 19, Modi received the keys […]
THE search for abducted Penal pensioner Winston Thomas, 68, ended when his body was found in his car around midday on November 21, on the Solomon Hochoy Highway in Golconda. Thomas was found in the back seat with his hands bound behind his back, what appeared to be a stab wound to his head, and […]