A com­mu­ni­ca­tions pro­fes­sion­al, sales ex­ec­u­tive and life­long stu­dent of lead­er­ship, Ma­hon-Hen­ry has worn many hats over the years. Yet the ti­tle she is prepar­ing to em­brace most ful­ly is “au­thor,” with the up­com­ing launch of her de­vo­tion­al book Spir­i­tu­al Hide and Seek, a work root­ed in the en­dur­ing pow­er of Psalm 91 and the idea that faith must be lived, not mere­ly re­cit­ed.

When it comes to the con­ver­sa­tion of cli­mate change, Nicole Leo­taud would rather roll her sleeves up and get in­to the com­mu­ni­ties across the Caribbean that are be­ing af­fect­ed the most. The ex­ec­u­tive di­rec­tor of the Caribbean Nat­ur­al Re­sources In­sti­tute (CA­NARI) has spent the last three decades in en­vi­ron­men­tal gov­er­nance and man­age­ment across the re­gion and be­lieves that the work must be ground­ed in the lived ex­pe­ri­ences of com­mu­ni­ties.

Nile Mans­ingh has trav­elled to at least 20 coun­tries around the world – quite an ac­com­plish­ment for a 15-year-old. But her ac­com­plish­ments ex­tend far be­yond her trav­els.

On 28 Feb­ru­ary 2026, the Unit­ed States and Is­rael at­tacked Iran in the open­ing wave of what Wash­ing­ton called Op­er­a­tion Epic Fury and Is­rael called Op­er­a­tion Roar­ing Li­on. Dur­ing those first strikes, a mis­sile hit the Sha­jareh Tayye­beh girls’ el­e­men­tary school in the south­ern Iran­ian city of Minab while class­es were un­der­way. Be­tween 168 and 180 peo­ple died, and about 95 were in­jured, most of them school­child­ren, many of them girls be­tween sev­en and twelve years old.

Break­fast is said to be the most im­por­tant meal of the day, but do we eat break­fast dai­ly? Un­for­tu­nate­ly, it is of­ten re­gard­ed as the most for­got­ten meal of the day. Women usu­al­ly skip this meal be­cause of busy sched­ules, work de­mands or even the be­lief that it helps with weight loss. Eat­ing bal­anced meals, specif­i­cal­ly break­fast, can im­prove women’s health, en­er­gy lev­el and long-term well­ness, but it de­pends on what we feed our bod­ies.

Pro­fes­sor Joan Pierre has been a men­tor for over 17 years—a du­ty she views as a hu­man­i­tar­i­an act that em­pow­ers in­di­vid­u­als with whom she shares her knowl­edge, sup­port and guid­ance, help­ing them to grow to reach their full po­ten­tial de­spite chal­lenges.

With just two months of plan­ning in a tight­ly packed and eco­nom­i­cal­ly chal­leng­ing Car­ni­val sea­son, a new pre­mi­um event man­aged to break through the noise on one of the most com­pet­i­tive nights on the cal­en­dar.

Laugh­ter, gasps and de­light­ed screams filled the au­di­to­ri­um at the South­ern Acad­e­my for the Per­form­ing Arts on March 5, as school­child­ren from across Trinidad and To­ba­go gath­ered to watch the thrilling stage pro­duc­tion of The 7 Voy­ages of Sin­bad.

The In­ter­Club of Trinidad and To­ba­go host­ed its 24th An­nu­al Tea in cel­e­bra­tion of In­ter­na­tion­al Women’s Day, unit­ing sev­er­al Non-Gov­ern­men­tal Or­gan­i­sa­tions for an af­ter­noon of fel­low­ship and fes­tiv­i­ty on Sun­day at the Hy­att Re­gency Ho­tel.

Re­tired teacher, moth­er, grand­moth­er and cul­tur­al am­bas­sador Au­drey Ram­sey (née Duke) peace­ful­ly passed away on Feb­ru­ary 16.

The Hin­du Prachar Kendra host­ed its 33rd Phag­wa Fes­ti­val on Sat­ur­day at the Kendra Grounds on Raghu­nanan Road, En­ter­prise.

Ramps Lo­gis­tics has earned a 2026 Sil­ver Amer­i­can Ad­ver­tis­ing Award (AD­DY) for its Cub­by Car­go cam­paign, win­ning in the Spe­cial­ty Ad­ver­tis­ing Cam­paign cat­e­go­ry.