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July 16, 2024
From Helena Humphrey glad you could join me hong kongs police chief is urging a handful of protesters still barricaded inside the Polytechnic University to surrender peacefully theyve been holed up there since occupying the campus over the weekend is the latest confrontation in hong kong 5 months of antigovernment protests where Mainland China has issued a series of increasingly tough warnings against the demonstrate his and well beijing has not directly intervened in the territorial thirtys has...
December 19, 2023
Not everyone on our beautiful twin islands is enjoying life or wakes up with a smile on their face. Life has been rough, tough, and hard for many living here
July 10, 2023
Stuart Jeffries (The Guardian) writes, “ Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep.” Here are excerpts from Jeffries interview with Peter Doig, who explains his love of Trinidad: “I didn’t want to be…
May 25, 2023
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April 10, 2023
AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Daniell Moore and I’ve lived in France for the last two years. Everyone thinks my first name is misspelled but my parents deliberately added an extra ell. I don’t know why they wanted me to get so much trouble at the Licensing Office, lol. The name comes
March 29, 2023
THE EDITOR: I empathise with the Commissioner of Police (CoP) for finding it necessary to seek “divine intervention” to cope with the crime problem in the country. This cry for such assistance speaks to two issues: first, how dire the crime situation is, and secondly, how incapable we are of dealing with it with the
March 6, 2023
Culture is what bonds us together, and our vendors shared their rich cultural lives with us all for National Vendor Week
February 20, 2023
From the Syrian dancer to the Indian dancer, the snake woman, and to the spirit of Africa, scores of children portrayed various characters on the streets of San Fernando on Sunday for Kiddies Carnival, the first in two years owing to the covid19 pandemic. Starting at Circular Road near the OWTU building, the children gathered
February 15, 2023
Dr Gabrielle Jamela Hosein AS THE voices of Freetown Collective and Mical Teja echo from the hills and reverberate across the country, there are hardly better words to describe the moment. After two years without Carnival, there is a florescence of joy and creativity like when dawn pierces a long and unnatural dark, splitting an
February 8, 2023
Once Europe’s most expensive living painter, Doig is feverishly trying to finish 10 new works that will hang alongside some old masters. No wonder he isn’t getting any sleep