1. Shifting from Oil and Gas Trinidad and Tobago has long been dependent on oil and gas, but the global energy landscape is changing. As climate concerns intensify, the nation is exploring renewable energy solutions that can diversify its economy and reduce carbon emissions. This transition is not just aboutContinue Reading
1. Beyond Physical Fitness In Trinidad and Tobago, the conversation around fitness is evolving to embrace mental well-being as an equally vital component of health. Citizens are recognizing that resilience in a fast-paced society requires more than exercise routinesâit demands mindfulness, emotional balance, and supportive networks. This shift reflects aContinue Reading
I shall never forget the windows to Germany, Africa, India, afforded me by Mrs Annaleise Kelshall, Mrs Yvonne Ashby, Mrs Tara Sharma. And their gifts of succour, comfort, love, guidance that we typically received only from our mothers and grandmothers. Mrs Annaleise Kelshall was the wife of the iconic TrinidadContinue Reading
Sade tried to silence her heart and feed her pride instead. She deleted old messages, avoided the café where they first lingered too long in conversation, and told herself that grown women do not wait on maybes. But loneliness has a way of whispering louder at night. For months afterContinue Reading
Prime Minister Persad-Bissessarâs understanding of the word âoxymoronâ in her February 24th CARICOM address appears to have momentarily slipped. An oxymoron is a statement which appears contradictory, but on closer examination is not. In her speech in St Kitts, she declared, âWe cannot advocate for others to live under communismContinue Reading