An icon in education. A true patriot. A committed servant of the people.
These were the superlatives used by family, friends and associates to describe former education minister Clive Pantin, hours after his passing.
Colin Kaepernick has won: he wanted a conversation and Trump started it
The quarterback wanted kneeling in protest for the anthem to start a national talk about race and justice. Thanks to the president’s blast of rage, we have one
TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO OLYMPIC COMMITTEE Advancing Women in Leadership Programme
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Advancing Women in Leadership
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CANOC, UNESCO and TAFISA Team up for Social and Gender Equality Seminar
The Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC), UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) and TAFISA (The Association For International Sport for All), will host a two day seminar on Thursday 21st – Friday 22nd September, 2017 at the TTOC (Trinidad and Tobago Olympic Committee), Olympic House, 121 Abercromby Street, Port-of-Spain.
Unity Is Our Strength in this incredibly difficult time - Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees
It is unimaginable and catastrophic.
The Caribbean Association of National Olympic Committees (CANOC) reaffirms its determination and resolve to stand side by side...shoulder to shoulder and hand in hand with our brothers and sisters enduring the devastating impact of back to back Hurricanes.
Rihanna: the pop star who became a fashion powerhouse
Announcing Rihanna as a keynote speaker at its prestigious fashion industry conference next month, Women’s Wear Daily described her as a “powerhouse multihyphenate”. This is perhaps the least clumsy way to describe what Rihanna does. As a singer, songwriter, actor, fashion designer, and – since the launch a week ago of Fenty Beauty – business mogul, the strings to Rihanna’s bow have become unwieldy to list. Luckily, she is too famous to need a job title.