It was a night brim­ming with warmth, mu­sic, and Christ­mas cheer as Joel John brought the true spir­it of the sea­son to life at his con­cert, Christ­mas: A Time To Love. Held on No­vem­ber 23 at the South­ern Acad­e­my for the Per­form­ing Arts (SAPA), the event en­veloped the au­di­ence in fes­tive mag­ic from the very first note.

YTEPP Lim­it­ed has tak­en a ma­jor step to­ward nar­row­ing Trinidad and To­ba­go’s dig­i­tal di­vide with the launch of its new ICT Mo­bile Train­ing Bus, apt­ly named Train­ing on Wheels.

The spir­it of Christ­mas came alive in Pan­choo Lane, Bound­ary Road, San Juan, as LSA Health­care Ser­vices Ltd, in part­ner­ship with the Share Dig­ni­ty Foun­da­tion, host­ed its an­nu­al Christ­mas par­ty for chil­dren in the com­mu­ni­ty.

Bel­lis­si­ma Bal­loons and Gin­ger Lily Or­gan­ics TT, led by founder and eco-en­thu­si­ast Day­chelle Mor­ris, is in­ten­si­fy­ing its mis­sion to pro­mote en­vi­ron­men­tal re­spon­si­bil­i­ty through a grow­ing se­ries of cre­ative, hands-on work­shops for chil­dren and adults.

Founder and co-di­rec­tor of Bridges to the Heart, Dr Sasha Bernard, DrPH, MPH, BSc, is still very much in the youth realm, yet car­ries an un­end­ing pas­sion and deep re­spect for se­niors—mind­ful that one day, God may grant her the priv­i­lege of reach­ing that sea­son of life her­self.

As the woman at the helm of the Com­mon­wealth Telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions Or­ga­ni­za­tion (CTO), Bernadette Lewis must stay ahead of tech­no­log­i­cal in­no­va­tion and rapid change. She and her team are re­spon­si­ble for help­ing Com­mon­wealth mem­ber coun­tries nav­i­gate the evolv­ing dig­i­tal land­scape.

Trudy Dais­ley has Trinidad and To­ba­go crav­ing her culi­nary cre­ations. Suc­cu­lent roast­ed chick­en, grilled fish and lamb, pick­led veg­eta­bles, and rich pump­kin soup paired with soft, fresh­ly baked bread—what­ev­er she pre­pares, she shares it with her thou­sands of fol­low­ers on Tik­Tok.

“I made a de­ci­sion that I was not just build­ing a coach­ing busi­ness. I was build­ing a move­ment: a green­house, a pro­tect­ed, nur­tur­ing, high-growth space where Caribbean women could come to breathe dif­fer­ent­ly, think big­ger, re­set emo­tion­al­ly, and grow fi­nan­cial­ly.”

When Sarah Kerr was a very young child, she cried and prayed for God to help oth­ers—even as she, too, des­per­ate­ly need­ed help.

At 23, Alex­ia St Bernard stands at the fore­front of a new wave of her­itage guardians—young Caribbean schol­ars de­ter­mined to pro­tect, rein­ter­pret, and re-imag­ine the sto­ries that shape us.

arang on the grounds of the St Michael’s RC Church in Mara­cas Val­ley is an un­miss­able an­nu­al event for hard­core fol­low­ers of the sea­son­al genre, gen­er­al mu­sic lovers, and those in­ter­est­ed in one of the more aes­thet­i­cal­ly out­stand­ing parang venues in the coun­try.