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“The race rises as its women rise. They are the true standard of its elevation.“We are trying to produce cultured men without asking ourselves where they are to find cultured wives. We forget

“The race rises as its women rise. They are the true standard of its elevation. We are trying to produce cultured men without asking ourselves where they are to find

“The race rises as its women rise. They are the true standard of its elevation.“We are trying to produce cultured men without asking ourselves where they are to find cultured wives. We forget

I am sad to see Phillip Alexander bow out of politics. I believe he had a future in the governance of Trinidad and Tobago. Give him credit where it’s due:

Six months after the World Health Organisation announced an end to the Covid-19 pandemic, declaring that it no longer constitutes a public health emergency of international concern, the economy of

The final report into the Paria diving tragedy which claimed four lives is to be delivered to President Christine Kangaloo on November 30.

EARLIER this year, Canadian-based author Hemraj Ramdath came to Trinidad to launch his book that was years in the making. Beyond Indentureship, Indo-Trinidadian Entrepreneurs told the stories of families who

SIX school children from the communities of Palo Seco and Santa Flora who excelled at the Secondary Entrance Assessment were each the beneficiaries of a $100,000 financial investment from the

Six school children from the communities of Palo Seco and Santa Flora who excelled at the Secondary Entrance Assessment were each the beneficiaries of a $100,000 financial investment from the

THIS is an extempo. This country is on its way down. Exhibit One is that the refinery at Pointe-a-Pierre has long been standing idle. The area which the refinery takes