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5 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Michael Mondezie
At just 19 years old, Kristopher Mohamed is facing a diagnosis that would shake most people to their core. But the young medical student isn’t wallowing in fear. He’s filled with hope. “I can beat this,” he declared. Diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in May, Kristopher has remained unshakably focused on his dream: becoming a doctor. The University of the West Indies MBBS student says it’s what keeps him grounded through the worst days of treatment and uncertainty.
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6 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Michael Mondezie
Over two decades ago, a young Kees Dieffenthaller and his merry band of musical misfits touched down in Toronto, Canada, for their first international gig: a boat party in the city’s harbour. Fast forward to last Saturday and a seasoned, world-class Kes The Band returned to that same city—not for a fete on the water, but to sell out one of Canada’s most iconic concert venues, Budweiser Stage; over 16,000 fans stood in witness. It wasn’t just a personal milestone for the Palmiste-born frontman.
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6 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Michael Mondezie
It would be easy to assume that after losing two sons—and more recently, an aunt he called his sister—Michael Osouna might retreat into the shadows of grief. But the man known to the nation as Sugar Aloes isn’t built like that. “Grief helped me go,” Aloes remarkably said during a virtual exchange with the Kitcharee Tuesday. “It generates this eager way in you so that you would want to tell your story, get it out, sing it out, cry it out.”And so he does. Still singing. Still standing.
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6 days ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Michael Mondezie
When US pop star Doechii’s “Anxiety” music video started going viral, few realised one of its producers grew up in Trinidad and Tobago. Jolene Mendes helped bring the Florida singer/rapper’s haunting visuals to life—and it’s one of her proudest moments to date.
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1 week ago |
trinidadexpress.com | Michael Mondezie
YOU’RE late. Traffic backed up by the Trincity lights. There’s no time to stop for coffee, and no drive-through nearby. But just as you’re bracing for a caffeine-less commute, a man with a backpack walks up to your window. “Morning boss, want a cup?”That’s Theon Morales. And yes, the coffee is hot. The 38-year-old Arouca-born entrepreneur has launched a new hustle for hard times, and his business is going viral.
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