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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Features Self-taught and fierce, Vincentian Kirk Cambridge-Del Pesche has made a successful career in cosmetology with confidence and determination, learning from every experience, individual he met or failure. He has worked on numerous Broadway and off-Broadway shows, TV shows, operas, ballets, symphonies, global premieres, tours, with fashion designers, magazines, music videos, celebrities and more around the world.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
News The Judiciary of TT is warning the public to be on the alert for a scam trying to get people to pay unpaid traffic tickets through a fake website. In a release, the Judiciary said people were receiving messages advising of unpaid traffic tickets, which included a fake CourtPay page and URL link (https://ttlawcourts.cc/?gflh=pyjUC). “Please be advised that this page is a phishing attempt and not generated from the Judiciary of TT.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Your Vote, Your Future The Steelband Champions prize distribution ceremony turned political as Pan Trinbago president Beverley Ramsey-Moore pledged her support to Prime Minister Stuart Young, and Minister of Tourism, Culture and the Arts Randall Mitchell encouraged members to support the government that did much for the steelpan movement.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
News TRINIBAD artiste Bradlee Dhanaram was charged and is due to appear in court after making threatening statements to voters.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
News Many of the elements of Prime Minister Stuart Young’s crime plan already exists, has be proposed by the United National Congress (UNC) or cannot be implemented because the police do not have the tools, says UNC Tabaquite candidate Sean Sobers.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Features THERE is a saying that money can’t buy happiness, and while some may not believe it, Danielle Bachew, founder and owner of eSpeara, is proof of it. Bachew is the only female freedive instructor in TT and eSpeara is where she facilitates freediving classes, tours and adventures, and sells seafood caught using spearfishing.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Your Vote, Your Future ELECTION observers will be in Trinidad and Tobago for the final week ahead of the general election on April 28. A release by the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs said missions from Caricom and the Commonwealth were confirmed and they would conduct the exercise between April 21-30.
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1 week ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Your Vote, Your Future ELECTION OBSERVERS will be in TT a week ahead of the general election on April 28. A release by the Ministry of Foreign and Caricom Affairs said missions from Caricom and Commonwealth were confirmed and they would conduct the exercise from April 21-30. Copies of the letters to the respective groups were also attached to the release.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Features ARTIST Ryan Williams longs for a time when things were slower, when people took the time to enjoy life, and had more patience and respect for others, life and their surroundings. This desire is reflected in the pieces of his exhibition First Impressions. Williams, 45, described himself as an “old soul” as he kept his work nostalgic. “Back in time had a different feel to it. Now everything is ‘cringe’ (a slang youths used excessively to mean embarrassing or uncool).
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2 weeks ago | 
newsday.co.tt | Janelle De Souza
Features THE WEEKS leading up to the Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA), scheduled for April 10, are usually a very stressful time for both the students taking the exam and their parents. But counselling psychologist Sule Joseph says it is important not to change your schedule and to try to relax. Below are some tips for both students and parents with the exam just days away. 1. Stick to your usual study routine.
