Features

In terms of the international aviation community and Caribbean regional passenger traffic, the basic  facts are known by now; a.    Caribbean Airlines (CAL) Flight  BW  523 en route for Piarco,…

Chae-Marie Cooper probes into the recent attacks by dangerous dogs in Trinidad. Dogs are supposed to be man’s best friend. But over the last few weeks in Trinidad some have…

By Akeme Clarke who lives in south Trinidad and has made several trips to the facinating pitch lake Walking across the hard pitch that led to the many holes filled…

Chae-Marie Cooper looks at how Trinis celebrate Easter Easter is celebrated all around the world but there are some things that make Easter celebrations in Trinidad and Tobago special.   The…

By Renuka Singh who grew up as a West Indian girl. What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice maybe, but not much else if they are born in…

“Next year I plan to break all the rules. I will parade on clear streets, I will present in open spaces and I will give the people what they want to see.”

” There is one day that would change the fate of Guyanese and the future of the country. February 23, 2002.”

We didn’t even know what was happening in Libya. Last week Marissa called and asked why we weren’t contacting her when this unrest was happening. We were like “well everything seems to be okay”, only then did she say that the Libyan media was being blocked and that the civil unrest had gotten worst,”