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Ray's fight to save his brain

“I am living a second life,” said 27-year-old Ray Mohammed, after facing a life-threatening ordeal less than a year ago. Mohammed, a former Naparima Boys’ College student, lived a normal life. He had a...

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Meet Danika Linton, the little girl with big dreams

Danika Linton became a media sensation after her story was highlighted in Against the Odds, a feature shared by this paper and CNC3 Television. The outspoken Danika shared her remarkable story with...

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Kerwin’s long walk back

From a distance he looks like any other driver but on closer inspection, it becomes clear how much Kerwin Thomas has had to adapt to what hundreds of thousands of Trinidadians take for granted, driving...

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Math whiz cops silver for T&T

Enterprise DeskA winner in his own right—though not in the ranks of Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt—17-year-old Prasanna Ramakrishnan has won a silver medal at the International Mathematical Olympiad. But...

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St Helena’s genius boy

GML Enterprise Team MICHAEL RAMSINGH and  OTTO CARRINGTONImagine at five years old being able to read fluently, carry a conversation with adults and do multiplication without any real effort. Well it’s...

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Renelle dreams of walking tall

In 2007, the birth of Renelle Joseph would have been a Christmas gift to her family.When she was born, three days before the holidays, she had just one leg.Renelle’s mother, Leona Ollivere, said all...

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Almost burnt alive

Staring death in the face. It’s a term that Sanjay Armoogam can attest to. Eight years ago Armoogam, then 20, was employed as an electrical trainee and was given the opportunity to work on a major...

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Ten-year-old defies doctors’ prediction

Defying the odds of death is something that we hardly see on a daily basis but for ten-year-old Ezekiel Corlando Letren, it’s a daily battle. His battle started during his mother’s pregnancy as doctors...

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‘Lean on me, I’m your friend’

A few months ago, a video surfaced on social media showing a man walking naked along Tumpuna Road, Arima, and then stealing a bicycle. The video went viral and there were many comments about what may...

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Windy Hill farmers bring fresh hope: Using agriculture to erase crime

A group of young men from Windy Hill, Arouca, have turned to agriculture in hope of removing the negative stigma associated with their community. Their initiative has caught the eyes of experienced...

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Pepper worth more than oil

“A barrel of peppers is worth more than a barrel of oil in T&T. What do you think the Government should invest in?” asked Brent Bascombe, a young farmer of North Manzanilla. A bag of hot peppers...

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Interrupting crime in East Port-of-Spain: Project Reason

With escalating crime levels in T&T, and the authorities at its wit’s end to bring the situation under control, a group calling itself Project Reason is hoping that its intervention can result in a...

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Waithe takes the lead

Visually impaired Anil Waithe wants to leave an indelible mark in T&T and the wider world by empowering people like himself to be able to access an education.Waithe, 30, has known success most of...

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Pregnant woman with Zika: I’m still waiting on specialists

One of the 60 pregnant women infected with the Zika virus is countering claims by Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh that the specialist unit set up to monitor their cases is affording them the best...

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Chaguanas Chamber: 2017 slowest sales season yet

Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce says it’s the worst year yet for businessmen in the central area.Chamber President, Vishnu Charran said, “over the years business sales have dropped but this...

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Fish prices likely to rise during Lenten season

Customers should expect to pay more for fish this lent, as rough seas and sea sargassum is affecting fishermen from plying their trade.Fish is the main staple during the Lenten season and those who are...

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Beetham flood bath for Hinds, councillor

Acting Attorney General and Member of Parliament for Laventille West Fitzgerald Hinds was given an unceremonious bath with flood water yesterday by constituents in Beetham Gardens and chased from the...

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