A duet by Marvin Smith and Vanessa Bushe.
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Hundreds of guests enjoy an impressive water, light and fireworks performance of a scene from the Journey to the West book at Huai’an, China.
Angelo Jedidiah
Tutor Zaheer Mohammed, left, with trainee Cristiano Benjamin, CCC operations manager Nicole Kistow, VMCOTT CEO Natasha Prince, trainee Jada Belgrave, and CCC programme co-ordinator Lt Curt Jones pose for a photo during the graduation ceremony.
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Pastor Kimrol Ali
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Camille Wardrop Alleyne
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Marissa Yung Lee in London with her commissioned work Blue Devil.
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A duet by Marvin Smith and Vanessa Bushe.
Edison Boodoosingh
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Hundreds of guests enjoy an impressive water, light and fireworks performance of a scene from the Journey to the West book at Huai’an, China.
Angelo Jedidiah
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Tutor Zaheer Mohammed, left, with trainee Cristiano Benjamin, CCC operations manager Nicole Kistow, VMCOTT CEO Natasha Prince, trainee Jada Belgrave, and CCC programme co-ordinator Lt Curt Jones pose for a photo during the graduation ceremony.
Photo courtesy Vanessa Moon
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Makeda Charles
Domestic Violence Awareness Month, observed every October, is a period dedicated to raising awareness about the prevalence and impact of domestic violence. This month-long campaign aims to educate the public about the signs of abuse and the resources available to victims.
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Junnel Lewis
In January 2022, 573 artists from 117 countries worldwide exhibited their 707 paintings at the 9th Beijing International Art Biennale at the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC).
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Vanessa Ramoutar
Vanessa Ramoutar-Singh, a teacher with 20 years of experience, has had the privilege of educating numerous President’s Medal winners and scholarship winners.
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Hafsah Abdulsalam
A new airline with a familiar name, LIAT 2020 is a locally incorporated company owned by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda and Air Peace Caribbean.
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Mel Gabriel
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Mel Gabriel is usually the producer behind a fashion shoot. She is known for curating the best of the Caribbean when it comes to fashion and creativity for her fashion and style platform, Caribbean Lookbook.
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Neola Zama
World Mental Health Day, observed on October 10 each year, is a global initiative aimed at raising awareness about mental health issues and mobilising efforts to support mental well-being.
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Patrice Grell-Yursik
When Trinidadian journalist Patrice Grell-Yursik started her hair and beauty blog in 2006, social media was still young. YouTube wasn’t the video archiving behemoth it is today. If you wanted to learn how to deal with natural afro-textured hair, you were heading to a blog hosted on WordPress or Blogger for information.
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Rueanna Haynes, third from right, with her Climate Analytics Caribbean team.
Perhaps it was always her destiny to be someone who saves the environment. Long before she got into climate change, Rueanna Haynes was a child who loved watching Captain Planet.
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Pastor Kimrol Ali
A pastor is defined as a Christian leader responsible for guiding a congregation, preaching, teaching, and providing spiritual care. Kimrol Ali, who preaches at the Evangel Temple in Barataria, is an example of this definition.
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Dr Rajen Rampaul
The mortality rate of breast cancer in T&T has been estimated at approximately 23 per 100,000 women, with one in nine women developing breast cancer in their lifetime.
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Camille Wardrop Alleyne
In humanity’s quest to answer questions about the vast cosmos we are a part of, Trinidad and Tobago-born Dr Camille Wardrop Alleyne has been at the forefront of efforts to learn more about our galaxy.
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Marissa Yung Lee in London with her commissioned work Blue Devil.
In 2023, Marissa Yung Lee was awarded a distinction by the prestigious Portrait Society of America for their annual International Portrait Competition. This year she was awarded a certificate of excellence from the society. On both occasions, it was for her paintings of Blue Devil kiddies.
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A duet by Marvin Smith and Vanessa Bushe.
Edison Boodoosingh
by
Hundreds of guests enjoy an impressive water, light and fireworks performance of a scene from the Journey to the West book at Huai’an, China.
Angelo Jedidiah
by
Tutor Zaheer Mohammed, left, with trainee Cristiano Benjamin, CCC operations manager Nicole Kistow, VMCOTT CEO Natasha Prince, trainee Jada Belgrave, and CCC programme co-ordinator Lt Curt Jones pose for a photo during the graduation ceremony.
Photo courtesy Vanessa Moon
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Makeda Charles
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Junnel Lewis
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Vanessa Ramoutar
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Hafsah Abdulsalam
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Mel Gabriel
Photo by @gifts_from_gab
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Neola Zama
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Patrice Grell-Yursik
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Rueanna Haynes, third from right, with her Climate Analytics Caribbean team.
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Pastor Kimrol Ali
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