From captivity to anonymity: Africans in 17th century Tobago
DR RITA PEMBERTON The 17th century was characterised by intense European rivalry for possession of colonies in an age when
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Don’t blame farmers for floods
THE EDITOR: Open letter to members of the public. Farmers are being singled out for crying out for help when
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Shaping a shared future
WINSTON DOOKERAN ON THE heels of the US-China trade negotiations in Geneva, when both countries rolled back extremely high tariff
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Deitz: Other players have to step up
CANTERBURY, England: West Indies Women’s head coach Shane Deitz says the regional team cannot continue to depend solely on captain
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More work, less talk, Barry
THE EDITOR: At the time of writing this letter on May 21, we would have been one week short of
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A tutorial in commess
FROM ITS inception, the UWI South Campus in Debe has been plagued with commess. Construction started in 2012. It was
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A look at the girmitiyas of Trinidad and Tobago
JEROME TEELUCKSINGH Today, use of the word coolie is considered a racial slur and is derogatory. However, it was in
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Emperor’s white elephant
THE DESIGN of the new building going up at the Emperor Valley Zoo was meant to evoke a butterfly, but
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Children at risk
Zwade Alleyne was hanging out with friends on May 10, at his home in Maloney Gardens, when a bullet ploughed
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Devaluation may be inevitable
THE EDITOR: During the UNC election campaign, the Prime Minister assured the public that there would be no devaluation of
