Rodell “Ro’dey” Cumberbatch.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
Tamika Amora
A patient undergoing acupuncture treatment.
The Bissessar family celebrating Christmas 2013. Rose Bissessar, right (standing), Angelo Bissessarsingh, second right (standing), and mother, Theresa, sitting in the doorway.
Products made by Madonna Roudett.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
Rocco Cy Dmitri Nicholas plays his tenor pan.
RALPH BANWARIE
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Representatives from Namdevco happily share information on their services during the MSDFS’ Community Caravan, at the Mayaro Civic Centre.
Ministry of Social Development
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Preserving Our Natural Heritage
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Dr Steven Allen, consulting radiologist with the Pink Hibiscus Breast Health Specialist, and chairman of the Breast Multidisciplinary team at the Royal Marsden Hospital in England, left, delivered an address at Pink Hibiscus's third breast cancer symposium at the Guardian Group Corporate Centre, Westmoorings, recently. Dr Ryan Rattan, centre and Dr Rajendra Rampaul, oncoplastic surgeon and medical director of Pink Hibiscus were also speakers at the event.
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Nailini Edwards is wearing a black and white crepe maxi dress with flowy silhouette.
Andre De Silva
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Aimee Gervais
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Mal yeux, a folk culture.
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The aftermath of a tsunami.
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D. Persad Hot and Tasty Doubles at Bay Road, La Romaine.
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The Bissessar family celebrating Christmas 2013. Rose Bissessar, right (standing), Angelo Bissessarsingh, second right (standing), and mother, Theresa, sitting in the doorway.
I am a Christmas person but since 2014 I have not been celebrating Christmas. In 2013, my baby sister, Rose, was diagnosed with cancer and she died in March 2014 at the age of 43. She was bright, beautiful and loved to laugh. Then in 2015, our beloved Angelo Bissessarsingh was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He passed away in 2017. He was the ultimate Santa Claus, and he too loved to laugh with a twinkle in his eyes. In 2018, the matriarch of our family, my mother, Theresa, died. No doubt anyone will understand how it felt—our hearts were broken.
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Products made by Madonna Roudett.
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What started as food allergies have not only led to lifestyle changes for Madonna Roudett but also resulted in a flourishing business venture.
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Rocco Cy Dmitri Nicholas plays his tenor pan.
RALPH BANWARIE
National Junior Panorama champion in 2019, Guaico Presbyterian has added another title to their steel orchestra as Rocco Cy Dmitri Nicholas, a Standard Four pupil, excelled at the recent San Fest competition and was announced champion in the pan solo category.
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Representatives from Namdevco happily share information on their services during the MSDFS’ Community Caravan, at the Mayaro Civic Centre.
Ministry of Social Development
The Ministry of Social Development and Family Services (MSDFS) continues its aggressive campaign to get social services to the doorsteps of citizens in T&T. Since the launch of the Ministry’s Social Outreach and Impact Caravan, on August 30, at the Palo Seco Community Centre, in excess of a dozen communities have already benefited from having Government Services available to them. These communities include Fyzabad, San Fernando, Point Fortin, Cedros, Sangre Grande, Cumana, Toco, Diego Martin and Carenage, Valencia, Manzanilla, Guaico Tamana, and Morvant, Port-of-Spain.
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Last year there were 20 finalists in the Green Screen Environmental Screen Film Festival's inaugural Very Short Shorts (VSS) Mobile Film Competition. This year 25 film-makers advanced to the final round of the environmental mobile film competition.
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Preserving Our Natural Heritage
Both Trinidad and Tobago are the homes of many attractive and interesting birds. This group forms a part of nature’s gift to us; a natural heritage, which we should recognise, cherish and preserve.
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Dr Steven Allen, consulting radiologist with the Pink Hibiscus Breast Health Specialist, and chairman of the Breast Multidisciplinary team at the Royal Marsden Hospital in England, left, delivered an address at Pink Hibiscus's third breast cancer symposium at the Guardian Group Corporate Centre, Westmoorings, recently. Dr Ryan Rattan, centre and Dr Rajendra Rampaul, oncoplastic surgeon and medical director of Pink Hibiscus were also speakers at the event.
Breast cancer continues to account for the highest figures in terms of incidence and mortality in T&T.
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Nailini Edwards is wearing a black and white crepe maxi dress with flowy silhouette.
Andre De Silva
After last week Saturday’s controversial fashion show where runway models in bikinis turned the sanctity of the Anglican Cathedral in Port-of-Spain into a catwalk, like a breath of fresh air comes Guardian Media Events Manager turned fashion designer Kristy Ramnarine's Zamani Caribbean collection.
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Aimee Gervais
Aimee Gervais is six-years-old, she is constantly bullied daily by colleagues at her school and has even been called “stupid” by one of her teachers when she attended pre-school.
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Mal yeux, a folk culture.
At times we sit on the fence between fact and fiction. Do we believe or not? Many pundits and obeah men have agreed that mal yeux (pronounced mahl-Joe) or najarr, or bad eye exists, that negative energies can be transmitted from one human to another, which may occasion various reactions. The same can be applied from human to plant and from plant to human.
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The aftermath of a tsunami.
The Ministry of National Security, Office of Disaster Preparedness and Management (ODPM) will commemorate the day across Trinidad and Tobago. Tsunamis while rare for Trinidad and Tobago, remain a hazard for which all citizens and businesses must be prepared at all times.
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D. Persad Hot and Tasty Doubles at Bay Road, La Romaine.
It was late in April of 1979, when a poor, lonely and saddened man sat in his little, wooden gallery in St Croix Road, Princes Town. Almost in tears and failing sight, he recalled the 45-year pioneering struggle in the making and perfecting of the doubles, a national food. He was known as Singh, the doubles man, one of the several pioneers in Princes Town.
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Rodell “Ro’dey” Cumberbatch.
SHIRLEY BAHADUR
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Tamika Amora
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A patient undergoing acupuncture treatment.
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The Bissessar family celebrating Christmas 2013. Rose Bissessar, right (standing), Angelo Bissessarsingh, second right (standing), and mother, Theresa, sitting in the doorway.
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Products made by Madonna Roudett.
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Rocco Cy Dmitri Nicholas plays his tenor pan.
RALPH BANWARIE
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Representatives from Namdevco happily share information on their services during the MSDFS’ Community Caravan, at the Mayaro Civic Centre.
Ministry of Social Development
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Preserving Our Natural Heritage
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Dr Steven Allen, consulting radiologist with the Pink Hibiscus Breast Health Specialist, and chairman of the Breast Multidisciplinary team at the Royal Marsden Hospital in England, left, delivered an address at Pink Hibiscus's third breast cancer symposium at the Guardian Group Corporate Centre, Westmoorings, recently. Dr Ryan Rattan, centre and Dr Rajendra Rampaul, oncoplastic surgeon and medical director of Pink Hibiscus were also speakers at the event.
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Nailini Edwards is wearing a black and white crepe maxi dress with flowy silhouette.
Andre De Silva
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Aimee Gervais
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