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Embodying the lively and exciting nature of the sporting world in his person, Gyasi Merrique energetically presents the exciting developments in sport for the CNC3 7 pm newscast. An expert and a lover of all things sport, Gyasi has been covering sport news in some capacity for over 15 years.
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A reader, writer, and storyteller, Ryan Bachoo is the Lead Editor–Newsgathering, and co-anchor for the 7 pm news on CNC3. As a multimedia journalist, his responsibilities include setting the daily agenda for the news, generating story ideas, producing human interest features, and presenting the morning show/prime time news. In his family of five, among his three siblings, his sister was pinpointed to be a budding journalist during their childhood. However, as she chose a different career path, Bachoo emerged and went on to study journalism.
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Kalain Hosein is a climate, weather, and environmental journalist with many years of experience as the lead Weather Anchor at Guardian Media Limited. For Hosein, his work in the media is the ultimate representation of his merged love for the environment and meteorology. From a young age, Hosein was very interested in the environment. He knew after moving to the United States with his family in 2010, that his interests also extended to weather and climate. Remembering key weather patterns from when he was only nine years old, Hosein vividly described watching the effect of the Indian Ocean Tsunami and Hurricane Katrina in 2004 and 2005.
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In 2020, before the pandemic, I was among several writers to attend a workshop run by Earl Lovelace. The arrival to his home in the afternoon standing on a pitch-hot road at his gate, to be ushered past a dog that feels fierce, and finally, to sit at his table on his porch, dappled and green as a rainforest. To hear him read out loud, feel your hammering heart as he gives a sentence you have written his full attention, you feel like you have been admitted into a holy space of essential work.
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Students collect Styrotex, glass, paper and other trash on the Chaguaramas beachfront.
A 35-student contingent from Fatima College joined the world last Saturday, during a drive to commemorate International Coastal Cleanup Day.
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Three outstanding daughters of T&T will be honoured by the International Women’s Forum Trinidad and Tobago (IWFTT) at their upcoming 2023 Inspirational Women Awards Gala. This year marks the IWFTT’s second year of hosting the Inspirational Women Awards.
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This week, Bookshelf features Bermudian writer Angela Barry, whose novel, The Drowned Forest, was published by Peepal Tree Press in June 2022.
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Flystrike or flystrike dermatitis, medically termed as myiasis, is a painful skin condition caused by flies laying their eggs on another animal. These hatch into maggots, which eat the flesh of their ‘hosts’.
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At only 20 years old, self-described “normal Gen Z” Maya Kirti Nanan has already done years of extraordinary work. With her recent accolade as the 2023 Commonwealth Young Person of the Year a fitting tribute for her dedication to people on the Autism spectrum, Nanan is a young woman undoubtedly deserving of celebration. She is the founder and one of the directors of the Autism Siblings and Friends Network (ASFN), a non-profit organisation focused on advocacy for and support of people with Autism.
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With God, family matters. God speaks in the language of family. Family is a way of thinking, communicating, and functioning. Family is about identity and inheritance within an intimate environment.
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What you wear says something about who you are to people. Your outfit is a form of self-expression. It can reflect your level of confidence and your mood–whether you are daring, fierce, confident, deliberate, purposeful or happy.
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Marinna Shareef blows out the candles of her cardboard cake which she made for her debut solo exhibition.
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When someone says they are bipolar, we may be quick to do one of four things: judge them, distance ourselves, become dismissive, or offer unsolicited advice.
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