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- Oct 1, 2026
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The shark that found a home at Maracas (opens the original)
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Long before bake and shark became one of Trinidad and Tobago’s most recognisable culinary creations, shark was hardly considered food. At Maracas Bay, where visitors today line up for the famous sandwich-like combination of fried shark married with fried bake and an assortment of sauces and toppings, fishermen once routinely threw shark away. It was considered dangerous, with generations growing up hearing that sharks ate people. But one woman saw something
Dowlath: Delinquent students disciplined, reintegrated (opens the original)
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Students who were involved in delinquent and risky activities outside of school have been disciplined, counselled and reintegrated into the education system, Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath said on Sunday. Dowlath was speaking to Guardian Media during the semi-final round of the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) Meena House Dance Competition at Gulf City Mall, San Fernando. However, Dowlath confirmed the four secondary school students fr
TTADA wants more forex for vehicle imports (opens the original)
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The Trinidad and Tobago Automotive Dealers Association (TTADA) is calling for greater access to foreign exchange (forex) for vehicle dealers as the Government prepares the 2026-2027 National Budget. TTADA president Visham Babwah said, “Access has become increasingly difficult since whatever changes the Central Bank did within the last three weeks regarding forex.” Babwah said TTADA was also hopeful that taxes on mild and full hybrids under 1,599 cc
Keeping tradition alive, one choka at a time (opens the original)
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Long before modern kitchens were equipped with sophisticated appliances and recipes could be summoned with the tap of a smartphone, Trinidadian cooks had a simple but distinctive way of transforming humble vegetables into intensely flavoured dishes. They roasted vegetables over an open flame, peeled away their charred skins, mashed the softened flesh and seasoned it with garlic, onion, pepper, salt and oil. The result was choka, a style of cooking deeply rooted
Two armed men rob Charlieville pharmacy (opens the original)
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Two armed men robbed a 24-hour pharmacy in Charlieville, Chaguanas, early Wednesday morning, after tying up two workers. Police said the men entered The Pharmacy Hub, located at the eastern end of Pierre Road, around 6.05 am and tied up the two employees. The workers eventually freed themselves and went to a nearby Pierre Road gas station, where they alerted security personnel. The men escaped on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash and the pharmacy’s dig
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