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Khan concerned about Guyanese duo future | New York Carib News
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC): A former manager of the Windies team has warned that all-rounder Keemo Paul and left-handed batsman Shimron Hetmyer may have taken a big risk opting out of next month’s tour of
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Trinidad Good Samaritan flies pregnant Antiguan home
(Trinidad Guardian) Pregnant student Sheniequa Lewis is now safe in quarantine in her homeland of Antigua, days after Guardian Media highlighted her struggles to return
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Source: Stabroek News - Guyana's Most Trusted Newspaper
Canada-based Guyanese children’s book now available in Guyana - Stabroek News
The children’s book My Soca Birthday Party by Canada-based Guyanese Yolanda Marshall is available for sale at Jars Zero Waste Store and one will be donated to the National Library. The article Canada-based Guyanese children’s book now available in Guyana appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Defiant Abdullah: Boycott safe-zone businesses - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
Leader of the First Wave Movement Umar Abdullah is calling on people to boycott “safe-zone” businesses which will reopen on October 11 and require both customers and employees to be vaccinated. Abdullah made the call during a protest on Friday at the Royal Princes Casino at South Park, San Fer
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Covid kills another Trinidad police officer - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) of Police, Gary Griffith and the executive of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) extended condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of PC Frankie Sammy who passed away yesterday, 21st June, at the Couva Medical and Multi Training
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Caribbean leaders focus on significance of Emancipation Day
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC) – Leaders across the Caribbean on Sunday observing Emancipation Day by reminding people to focus on the significance of what took place 183 years ago on August 1, 1838. In his message to Jamaicans, Prime Minister...
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Soca-Pop sensation Natalyah unleashes ‘Save Meh’ | The Bajan Reporter
In her continued mission to deliver the sounds of the Caribbean to an international audience, Trinidad-born Swiss Soca-Pop artiste Natalyah has a released a new single and a captivating new music video for, 'Save Meh'. Natalyah was born in San Fernando, Trinidad to a Trinidadian father and Swiss
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Inexperienced T&T suffer record 0-7 defeat to US - Stabroek News
ORLANDO, Florida, CMC – Trinidad and Tobago equaled their worst-ever result when they were savaged 7-0 by a second string United States, in an international friendly at Exploria Stadium here Sunday. The article Inexperienced T&T suffer record 0-7 defeat to US appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Update: Statue rage - Government opens debate on removing monuments to colonial-era icons
As global anti-racism protests sparked by the killing of American George Floyd coalesce around the toppling of white-supremacy monuments, Jamaica’s Culture Minister Olivia Grange has opened the door for discussion on removing statues of colonial-era icons from public
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Samira Nasr is Appointed Harper's Bazaar's First-Ever Black Editor-in-Chief
Hearst Magazines has officially named Harper’s BAZAAR‘s first Black editor in chief in the publication’s 153-year-old
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Pollard, Northants cancel contract by ‘mutual agreement’
LONDON, CMC – Kieron Pollard’s contract with English county Northamptonshire has been cancelled by “mutual agreement”, amidst the ongoing uncertainty owing to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Trinidad: Female cop on fraud charges for fake CXC certificate, worked for 4 years - Stabroek News
(Trinidad Express) A 35-year-old female police officer was granted $250,000 bail when she appeared before Justice of the Peace Stephen Young to answer five fraud
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200,000 Sinopharm vaccines on their way to Trinidad and Tobago - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
The country’s stock of vaccines will increase by 213,500 this week with more donations from Caricom countries and the first shipment of purchased vaccines from China. On Friday, the Trinidad and Tobago Air Guard posted on Facebook that it transported 8,000 doses of AstraZeneca vaccines from Gr
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We must confront the pushback against social distancing
Trinidad and Tobago’s decision to begin a phased re-opening of parts of the country’s business sector following a period of ‘lockdown’ and outcomes which appear to suggest that significantly restricting the movement of people for a period may have impacted positively on the country’s status insofar
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Geoffrey’s Believe It or Not - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
AS TOLD TO BC PIRES My name is Geoffrey Frankson and what you are reading is not the truth. It’s not that I am telling lies. But that I don’t know the truth. I am Belizean/Jamaican. And Trini close to the bone. I met my Trinidadian wife, Gwyneth, in Oxford. She beautifully mothered Rober
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Bad weather aftermath: Strong winds did most damage to houses - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Most of the damage done by the recent adverse weather has been by the wind blowing roofs off houses and blowing over trees.

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Trinidad and Tobago crosses 600 covid19 deaths - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday
With 17 deaths reported on Wednesday, Trinidad and Tobago has now recorded over 600 covid19 deaths. The current toll is 616. It has been eight days since the threshold of 500 deaths was reached on June 1. After relatively low numbers of new cases on Monday and Tuesday, 454 cases of covid19 w
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Jamaica Moves copyright row settled
The ownership debacle over Jamaica Moves has finally been settled, with Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton announcing yesterday that the brand has been transferred from Market Me to the Ministry of Health. Tufton noted yesterday...
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Jamaica author in line for Commonwealth Award - Barbados Today
Jamaican author Roland Watson-Grant has won the 2021 Commonwealth Short Story competition (Caribbean) for his story The Disappearance of Mumma Dell. The Commonwealth Foundation made the announcement today. The 48-year-old Jamaican author beat off competition from a strong field of shortlisted
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Persad-Bissessar returns as UNC leader | New York Carib News
Opposition Leader Kamla Persad Bissessar has been retained as the political leader of the main opposition United National Congress (UNC) after her main challenger for the post, Vasant Bharath, a former trade minister, confirmed on Monday that he had conceded defeat.
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Hello mi neighbour | Activate the spirit of philanthropy
However, some bright sparks, in the midst of this pandemic, pandemonium and panic, are persons who will give every penny they own to help improve the lot of another
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Maxi taxi fares for East-West Corridor routes to increase
THERE was talk on Wednesday of an impending increase in maxi taxi fares for transportation routes along the East-West Corridor. Speaking to Newsday by phone on Wednesday, president of the Route Two Maxi Taxi Association Linus Phillip said direct fares for La Horquetta, Maloney, Sangre Grande and
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New Miss T&T is Palmiste beauty | New York Carib News
Jeanine Brandt from Palmiste, San Fernando has been crowned the new Miss Trinidad and Tobago. She will represent T&T at the Miss World pageant in December. 
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‘Push Through Any Boundaries And You Can Do It’: Kasey Phillips, Founder Of Crystal Room Studio, Discusses How To Run A ‘Small, But Mighty’ Business
What does it take to run a “Small but Mighty” business? As the Founder of Crystal Room Studio — a premiere recording studio based in Los Angeles — Kasey Phillips recently aimed to answer that question for Madame Noire as one of our highlighted Black business owners whose company is making strides.
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T&T gov't to benefit from vaccine promise by US | New York Carib News
The Trinidad and Tobago government Tuesday said it is moving to ensure that the country benefits from the decision of the United States to share an additional 20 million doses of coronavirus (COVID-19) virus within the world in the coming six weeks.
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PNM leader backs McKenzie on youth focus
The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday Tobago PNM candidate for Lambeau/Lowlands, Kino McKenzie - PNM candidate for Lambeau/ Lowlands Kino McKenzie said a special focus must be placed on youths in his electoral district. He was speaking at a political meeting recently at
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Trinidad: CAL’s corporate communications head under fire for Facebook post
(Trinidad Express) Dionne Ligoure, head of corporate communications at State-owned Caribbean Airlines, is under public scrutiny for a Facebook post in which she accused the United National Congress (UNC) of trying to “mash” her up in 2010 “for being black with a working
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Jamaican among four charged with murder of businessman | New York Carib News
Police have charged four people, including a 34-year-old Jamaican with murder after the body of a 64-year-old businessman was found buried behind an unfinished concrete structure in Lowlands, Tobago last month.
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PPP/C asks ERC to probe alleged racial incitement by Ramjattan - Stabroek News
People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) candidate Anil Nandlall has filed a complaint with the Ethnic Relations Commission (ERC) accusing the Minister of Public Security Khemraj Ramjattan of inciting racial hostilities among Guyanese during an appearance on television programme broadcast in
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Positive strides by Fortress - Barbados Today
Fortress Fund Managers is boasting of “healthy returns” for the second quarter of 2021 when compared to last year at the height of the COVID- 19 pandemic. In its most recent public disclosure for the period ending June 30, Fortress, which has the largest funds under management on the island, said
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