Shastra Maharaj
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Mrs Glamour International, Trinidad and Tobago, Sarah Inderlall
Dr Alison Thompson
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FILE: The Olympic rings
Michel Euler
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Rachel Welch-Phillips
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RIGHT: Mukesh Ramsingh, fourth from left, presents Nolan Rawlins, third from left, and members of the Conducktion Crew with their trophy, the challenge trophy and a $1500 cash award for winning the competition.
Shastri Boodan
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Teniel Campbell
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LOVIE SANTANA - DUKE
NICOLE DRAYTON
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Shani Mootoo
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Sanaa, left, and Sole warming up before a practice session.
Nevin Watson
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Cruz at The Dattatreya Mandir in Carapichaima.
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Chairman of the Laventille Steelband Festival Foundation, Michael Cooper
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Author Chevaughn Joseph
COURTESY CHEVAUGHN JOSEPH
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Mrs India International Su-Ann Joseph-Mouttet
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Ketonia Dominique
NICOLE DRAYTON
Ketonia Dominique aspires to serve as a role model for young women. The 25 year old aims to become a pilot for the national carrier Caribbean Airlines and has already made history by becoming the first locally trained female to attain a pilot’s licence in T&T.
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Tricia St John
Parents are called upon to nurture, provide basic needs, and help their children with their beliefs, goals, and coping strategies. They are the pillars of love, guidance and support. The hat they wear has many branches and part of their duty is also to provide education, religion, and moral training. The end goal is to prepare the child to enter the world of adulthood as a well-rounded, productive adult.
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Dr Alison Thompson
Beryl, a category five hurricane, struck the southeastern Caribbean on July 1 this year, causing widespread devastation across multiple islands. With sustained winds of 150 mph, Beryl landed on Carriacou, part of Grenada, and wreaked havoc on Petite Martinique and Union Island.
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As the Olympic Games take place in Paris, there is a fierce battle taking place on the sidelines. The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has been in conflict with the US Government. US lawmakers have accused WADA of failing to investigate doping allegations against Chinese swimmers properly.
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Rachel Welch-Phillips
When she was an eight-year-old girl, Rachel Welch-Phillips moved with her family to Caracas, where her father served for close to nine years as a civil servant at the T&T embassy.
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Shastri Boodan
Curry duck was the star of the PNM Pointe-a-Pierre Constituency’s Curry Duck Cookout and Family Day at the Plaisance Park Recreational Ground, Claxton Bay.
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Teniel Campbell
Although T&T’s first notable participation in the Summer Olympics was in 1948 in the London Olympics, it wasn’t until 1972 that this country had a female athlete participating in the games.
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LOVIE SANTANA - DUKE
NICOLE DRAYTON
It guides and inspires the T&T Olympic Committee (TTOC) senior administration officer who is serving as chef de mission for the July 26–August 11 Paris 2024 Olympic Games, a position she’s held before but one she never anticipated she would achieve at the beginning of her career.
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Shani Mootoo
This Sunday’s bookshelf spotlights acclaimed writer and artist Shani Mootoo, who was born in Ireland, raised in T&T, and relocated to Canada in her early twenties.
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Sanaa, left, and Sole warming up before a practice session.
Nevin Watson
Sole and Sanaa Frederick are part of T&T’s 17-member contingent at the Paris Olympics which got underway on Friday.
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Cruz at The Dattatreya Mandir in Carapichaima.
However, she willingly admits that while teaching can be tremendously fulfilling, it also has its challenges.
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My Culture and Me, a colouring book designed and produced by author and poet Keeron Isaac, 28, heralds T&T’s many wonders, including birds, Carnival, cuisine, and traditional mas characters. It is part of his publication, Poet Tree, the first instalment in a trilogy of poetry.
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Nurse Janis Sampson-Hunte shows the appropriate way to breastfeed.
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Ketonia Dominique
NICOLE DRAYTON
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Tricia St John
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Dr Alison Thompson
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FILE: The Olympic rings
Michel Euler
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Rachel Welch-Phillips
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RIGHT: Mukesh Ramsingh, fourth from left, presents Nolan Rawlins, third from left, and members of the Conducktion Crew with their trophy, the challenge trophy and a $1500 cash award for winning the competition.
Shastri Boodan
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LOVIE SANTANA - DUKE
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