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Valmiki "Val" Ramsingh, veteran leader of a traditional J'Ouvert mas band, vows to put on the "mother of all J'Ouvert" presentations on Carnival Monday in San Fernando. Ramsingh, of De Blue Boys J'Ouvert Band, recalled that since 1982, members have been keeping ole mas alive in the southern city. Despite a dwindling membership over the

SPEYSIDE High School, Tobago, collected the bulk of prizes in the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Arts Tourism and Wellness Secondary Schools Art Competition. Tobago won eight of 24 of the top prizes, as well as special awards. Teacher Tomley Roberts, who was representing Speyside’s Visual Arts Department, said the students are very competitive and

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VICTORIA Cooper-Rahim, who sings under the sobriquet, Queen Victoria is new South Calypso Monarch. Queen Victoria won the competition from among 11 competitors on Tuesday night at a keenly-contested show held at City Auditorium, San Fernando. Many of her competitors are members of the Kaiso Showkase Tent where she had been performing nightly for the

AS regional bodies complain about the lack of funding for Carnival, head of the National Carnival Commission (NCC) Winston “Gypsy” Peters is saying it is yet to receive its promised subvention of $147 million from Government. Gypsy told the Newsday on Wednesday, once the NCC gets its money, the regions would get their subvention. Tourism,

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MERE days before Calypso Fiesta is to be staged, the Prime Minister handed over the show's venue – the $131m refurbished Skinner Park in San Fernando on Monday. The facility was handed over to the Ministry of Sport and Community Development. Udecott chairman Noel Garcia said they anticipate some damage to the new grassy areas

PICONG and political commentary dominated the opening night of Kaiso Showkase calypso tent at Palms Club, San Fernando on Friday night, with the usual bashing for the opposition and praise for the ruling party. The lone UNC alderman Colin Lezama on the San Fernando City Corporation, sat in silence, with a smile and sometimes a

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