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1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Lee-Anna Maharaj

   Akash Samaroo reflects on his years of growth and purpose (opens the original)

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   The name Akash Sama­roo has be­come syn­ony­mous with CNC3. How­ev­er, 13 years ago, his ca­reer could have tak­en a very dif­fer­ent path. “TTT, which was CN­MG at the time, called me for an in­ter­view be­cause they need­ed a TV re­porter. I did the in­ter­view, and I got the job. The day I signed the con­tract, Samp­son Nan­ton called and asked if I’d like to work at CNC3. I im­me­di­ate­ly said yes, but then I told him I’d just signed with CN­MG, so I didn’t know what to do. He told me to ta

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2. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Lee-Anna Maharaj

   A childhood prayer answered...Seigonie Mohammed’s CNC3 journey (opens the original)

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   In 2013, CNC3 News wel­comed its first fe­male weath­er an­chor and me­te­o­rol­o­gist, Seigo­nie Mo­hammed. While a ca­reer in broad­cast tele­vi­sion was not ini­tial­ly part of Mo­hammed’s plans, look­ing back, she re­mem­bered the qui­et prayer of a lit­tle girl from South Trinidad. “When I was younger, my dad would take the fam­i­ly from south to north and we’d go to the beach or some­thing. And right where Ra­dio Trinidad used to be, there was al­ways this big ban­ner with Samp­son Nan­ton

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