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1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Angelo Jedidiah

   The art of French baking, the Trini way (opens the original)

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   While we may be ac­cus­tomed to the sweet­ness and rich­ness of our lo­cal desserts, one Trin­bag­on­ian bak­er is bring­ing the re­fined taste of France to lo­cal palates, tak­ing her mo­bile patis­serie across the coun­try. For Karen Fe­lix, a love for bak­ing was lit­er­al­ly “baked in­to her DNA.” Com­ing from a fam­i­ly of bak­ers, both her grand­moth­ers and her par­ents in­tro­duced her to the art of craft­ing tra­di­tion­al Tri­ni del­i­ca­cies. French pas­try, how­ev­er, has a charm all

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2. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Angelo Jedidiah

   Inside the early-morning rush of The Morning Brew (opens the original)

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   Long be­fore the birds be­gin to chirp and the sun ris­es to shine its rays, the Guardian Me­dia Lim­it­ed build­ing on St Vin­cent Street in Port-of-Spain is al­ready abuzz. While this par­tic­u­lar team is small in num­ber, they show their might every morn­ing, de­liv­er­ing one of Trinidad and To­ba­go’s no­table talk shows: CNC3’s The Morn­ing Brew (TMB). For as long as the tele­vi­sion sta­tion has ex­ist­ed, a morn­ing mag­a­zine talk show has dis­cussed the top cur­rent af­fairs of the da

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3. Article · Sep 15, 2026 · Angelo Jedidiah

   Dr Chadee: Breaking the cycle of obesity and shame (opens the original)

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   For many peo­ple, the num­bers on the scale mat­ter more than any­thing - so much so that they’ve built their en­tire self-im­age around a spe­cif­ic weight. How­ev­er, obe­si­ty and weight man­age­ment spe­cial­ist Dr Bri­an Chadee is chal­leng­ing that mind­set by re­plac­ing shame with per­son­alised care, ex­er­cise, and a deep­er look at the per­son be­hind the weight. The cen­turies-old ad­vice for los­ing weight has sound­ed al­most (painful­ly) sim­ple: “Eat less, ex­er­cise more, lose w

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4. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Angelo Jedidiah

   Andy Venture brings his visual world ‘Over Ya Head’ (opens the original)

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   He may be known for his mu­sic, but An­dre Al­long, pro­fes­sion­al­ly known as Andy Ven­ture (VEN­CHA), has tak­en on an art form that he be­lieves has el­e­vat­ed him in­to a whole oth­er di­men­sion and stratos­phere that is ‘over your head’. For many years, Andy has been in­volved in the lo­cal mu­sic in­dus­try as a rap artist and mu­sic pro­duc­er. How­ev­er, he says that be­ing a vi­su­al artist is not new to him, as it is a skill and pas­sion that he has al­ways pos­sessed. “I’ve al­ways

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5. Article · Aug 3, 2026 · Angelo Jedidiah

   Before Emancipation: The Merikins who won their freedom (opens the original)

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   As drums rolled and an­ces­tral chants rose across Trinidad and To­ba­go for Eman­ci­pa­tion Day, many ho­n­oured the mo­men­tous end of African slav­ery. But there is an­oth­er free­dom sto­ry—one that be­gan near­ly two decades be­fore Au­gust 1, 1834. This is a sto­ry car­ried through gen­er­a­tions by the de­scen­dants of the Merikins. They are for­mer­ly en­slaved Africans who es­caped plan­ta­tions in the USA to an­swer the call to fight along­side the British dur­ing the War of 1812, even

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