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Heroes | Features Local | trinidadexpress.com - Vimarsana News

Heroes | Features Local | trinidadexpress.com

The South East Port of Spain Secondary School (SEPOSSS) resonated with energy and pride as 25 student leaders celebrated the successful completion of their second year in the Heroes Development

Children call for peace, unity in T&T - Vimarsana News

Children call for peace, unity in T&T

Children in Trinidad and Tobago are boldly championing peace and unity at the Heroes Foundation in Woodbrook, Port of Spain. A striking mural, which now adorns the Heroes headquarters, is

Stuart Young defends energy sector at BBC World Questions forum: 'THANK GOD FOR OIL & GAS' - Vimarsana News

Stuart Young defends energy sector at BBC World Questions forum: 'THANK GOD FOR OIL & GAS'

ENERGY Minister Stuart Young put in a strong defence of this country's continued reliance on its energy sector at the BBC World Questions TT event on Wednesday evening, declaring: "Thank God we have an oil and gas economy."

Kyle Hernandez wins First Citizens National Poetry Slam - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Kyle Hernandez wins First Citizens National Poetry Slam - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Kyle Hernandez is the 2023 winner of the First Citizens National Poetry Slam (FCNPS), the popular spoken word championship. He triumphed over 14 finalists to take the prize of $50,000, sponsored by First Citizens. Performing before a sold-out audience at the Central Bank Auditorium, Port of Spain, on April 30, Hernandez wooed the judges with

15 poets to face off at Slam finals - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

15 poets to face off at Slam finals - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Fourteen poets will challenge defending champion Alexandra Stewart at the First Citizens National Poetry Slam Finals on April 30. The announcement, on the First Citizens National Poetry Slam social media on March 28, featured poets 16-54, and included past winners and several first-time slam entrants. The poets performed before a full and interactive audience on