FFFayola Fraser

1. Article · Aug 2, 2026 · Fayola Fraser

   Tracing legacy through taste: African food history in T&T (opens the original)

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   Callaloo, ground pro­vi­sions, pelau, stewed chick­en… all can be found on a plate at Sun­day lunch, a core house­hold tra­di­tion across T&T. Syn­ony­mous with Tri­ni cul­ture, “Sun­day Lunch” has be­come a culi­nary tra­di­tion in its own right, en­joyed by Trinida­di­ans at home and nos­tal­gi­cal­ly recre­at­ed or yearned for through­out the di­as­po­ra. But what do these dish­es that grace the ta­ble for a Tri­ni “Sun­day Lunch” have in com­mon? At their core lies a rich African culi­nary l

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2. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Fayola Fraser

   ‘Don’t stop fighting’: Aamir Khan’s extraordinary journey of survival (opens the original)

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   “Keep fight­ing. Pain is tem­po­rary, but giv­ing up is per­ma­nent.” At 19 years old, Aamir Khan has al­ready fought a bat­tle that many peo­ple will nev­er have to imag­ine. The re­served, soft-spo­ken young man from Trinci­ty en­joys things that most teenagers would—lim­ing with his younger broth­ers, play­ing board games, watch­ing ac­tion movies, and nev­er turn­ing down a plate of cur­ry. Khan car­ries him­self with re­mark­able poise, rarely draw­ing at­ten­tion to the scars that changed

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