Sarah-Leigh Morris
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Nalini Akal performs the Flamenco Dance at Spain’s Latin Night on October 4.
Mariela Bruzual
The EVolve Mobility team featuring their new vehicles.
Michael Boothman speaks about his art at Arnim’s Art Gallery, Port-of-Spain. photo courtesy Michael Boothman
Ecuadorian band Jaiitamuki joins Karla Gonzales during her final performance at the 2025 Latin American and Caribbean Music (LACM) Festival.
An Orisa dance by the seniors of Belmont Freetown choreographed by Terry David.
Edison Boodoosingh
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Deputy Speaker Dr Aiyna Ali, left, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Tertiary Education and Skills Training, Hansen Narinesingh, and Minister in the Ministry of Public utilities Clyde Elder.
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Dr Christine Castagne-Eick, left, and German Ambassador Dr Christophe Eick, centre, speak with Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Nicholas Morris.
Anisto Alves
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Students of the Waterloo High School pose for a photo with the school’s vice principal Jainarine Gobin, Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, Couva North MP Jearlean John, principal Usha Cheeranjie, chairman of the CTTRC Ryan Rampersad, school’s supervisor III Michelle Carter and past vice principal Margaret Kawal.
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Unicomer representatives Cindy James, Corporate Communications & Public Relations manager, left, Nicole Lum Kin, Commercial director, second from left, and Shiva Mungal, managing director, right, meet with Courts Sound Specialists of Laventille representatives Richard Forteau, third from left, Kern John, second from right, and Duvonne Stewart during the official signing at Unicomer’s Freeport head office.
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A dance from central Chile, Huasos y Gañanes
Edison Boodoosingh
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Chef Brigette Joseph preparing a dish.
Mark Lyndersay
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Joshua Singh and Reshard Khan celebrating victory.
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Sade Weekes is the founder of the All Cancers Group of Trinidad and Tobago.
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Fiona Branker
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After my surgery I made the decision not to have reconstruction, because I knew I could embrace life and move forward just as I am.
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Nalini Akal performs the Flamenco Dance at Spain’s Latin Night on October 4.
Mariela Bruzual
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The EVolve Mobility team featuring their new vehicles.
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Yung Bredda (Akhenaton Lewis), right, prepares to embrace “DJ Hotty” (Jelani Hepburn) after receiving a gold wristband from him as a birthday present live on stage.
Photos by Akil Pegus for Overtime Media
Messages of peace, love, unity, and celebration echoed through the Sea Lots community last Friday night as Yung Bredda (Akhenaton Lewis) celebrated his 26th birthday with a free concert in his hometown.
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A performance at the Divali Nagar celebrations last year.
Dubbed by the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) as the largest celebration of the Festival of Lights outside of India, the annual NCIC Divali Nagar will once again illuminate the Nagar site in Endeavour, Chaguanas, from Saturday to October 19, under the theme “Nine Nights of Loka Sangraha.”
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An Orisa dance by the seniors of Belmont Freetown choreographed by Terry David.
Edison Boodoosingh
The Belmont Freetown Cultural Arts and Folk Performing Company once again stamped its mark on Trinidad and Tobago’s cultural landscape with Cultural Explosion 5: “A Wondrous Odyssey,” at the Winifred Atwell Auditorium, Queen’s Hall, on September 27.
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Deputy Speaker Dr Aiyna Ali, left, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Tertiary Education and Skills Training, Hansen Narinesingh, and Minister in the Ministry of Public utilities Clyde Elder.
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Bilateral trade between T&T and China has topped US$1 billion for the fourth consecutive year, placing the partnership among the most robust in the Caribbean.
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Dr Christine Castagne-Eick, left, and German Ambassador Dr Christophe Eick, centre, speak with Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Nicholas Morris.
Anisto Alves
Germany will soon sign six new project agreements with Caricom valued at more than €30 million, aimed at advancing regional initiatives in renewable energy, the circular economy, biodiversity conservation, the blue economy, and skills development.
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Students of the Waterloo High School pose for a photo with the school’s vice principal Jainarine Gobin, Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, Couva North MP Jearlean John, principal Usha Cheeranjie, chairman of the CTTRC Ryan Rampersad, school’s supervisor III Michelle Carter and past vice principal Margaret Kawal.
The Waterloo High School in Carapichaima celebrated its 25th anniversary on October 2, marking a quarter century of academic excellence, cultural development, and service to the community.
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Unicomer representatives Cindy James, Corporate Communications & Public Relations manager, left, Nicole Lum Kin, Commercial director, second from left, and Shiva Mungal, managing director, right, meet with Courts Sound Specialists of Laventille representatives Richard Forteau, third from left, Kern John, second from right, and Duvonne Stewart during the official signing at Unicomer’s Freeport head office.
Two decades after he first carved out a name for himself on the Panorama stage, legendary steelpan arranger Duvonne Stewart has come full circle, returning to the band that believed in him at the start of his career—Courts Sound Specialists of Laventille.
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A dance from central Chile, Huasos y Gañanes
Edison Boodoosingh
T&T’s national flag was proudly featured in Homenaje a Latinoamérica, a vibrant tribute to Latin America presented by the Chilean Folkloric Dance Company—Antumapu—at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, on September 30.
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Chef Brigette Joseph preparing a dish.
Mark Lyndersay
Brigette Joseph knew she wanted to be a chef long before she received her CXC results at Holy Name Convent. While her classmates were considering next steps to university, Brigette was focused on the culinary arts.
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Joshua Singh and Reshard Khan celebrating victory.
When Joshua Singh, a 27-year-old pastry chef from Diego Martin, stepped onto the stage at the Caribbean Baking Awards 2025—Ultimate Bake Off Competition in the British Virgin Islands earlier this year, he carried more than just tools and ingredients. He carried the dreams of a young man who turned loss into purpose, challenges into motivation, and humble beginnings into regional victory.
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Sade Weekes is the founder of the All Cancers Group of Trinidad and Tobago.
Five years may not seem like much in the grand scheme of things, but for breast cancer survivor Sade Weekes, it could very well have been a lifetime filled with many changes–some bad, but some not so bad.
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Fiona Branker
Fiona Branker is a certified women’s fitness trainer with more than 15 years of experience. As a certified nutrition and weight management coach, workouts are part of her daily routine. But when she began experiencing heart palpitations during one session, she knew something was wrong.
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Celebrity stylist Neal Farinah, centre, with internationally-acclaimed model Dominique Armorer, left, and Industry 360 founder Tenille Clarke.
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Raymond Ramnarine
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Yung Bredda (Akhenaton Lewis), right, prepares to embrace “DJ Hotty” (Jelani Hepburn) after receiving a gold wristband from him as a birthday present live on stage.
Photos by Akil Pegus for Overtime Media
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A performance at the Divali Nagar celebrations last year.
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An Orisa dance by the seniors of Belmont Freetown choreographed by Terry David.
Edison Boodoosingh
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Deputy Speaker Dr Aiyna Ali, left, Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Tertiary Education and Skills Training, Hansen Narinesingh, and Minister in the Ministry of Public utilities Clyde Elder.
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Dr Christine Castagne-Eick, left, and German Ambassador Dr Christophe Eick, centre, speak with Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs Nicholas Morris.
Anisto Alves
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Students of the Waterloo High School pose for a photo with the school’s vice principal Jainarine Gobin, Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath, Couva North MP Jearlean John, principal Usha Cheeranjie, chairman of the CTTRC Ryan Rampersad, school’s supervisor III Michelle Carter and past vice principal Margaret Kawal.
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Unicomer representatives Cindy James, Corporate Communications & Public Relations manager, left, Nicole Lum Kin, Commercial director, second from left, and Shiva Mungal, managing director, right, meet with Courts Sound Specialists of Laventille representatives Richard Forteau, third from left, Kern John, second from right, and Duvonne Stewart during the official signing at Unicomer’s Freeport head office.
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A dance from central Chile, Huasos y Gañanes
Edison Boodoosingh
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Chef Brigette Joseph preparing a dish.
Mark Lyndersay
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