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IDEFFECT Academy has launched its innovative, personalised performance dashboards, a game-changing technological advancement designed to help CSEC students with insights into their academic progress and accelerate their journey to exam success. In a media release, the academy said these tools mark a significant shift from traditional study […]

ATHLETE, sporting event organiser and motivational speaker Michael Phillips has added a new skill to his portfolio with the release of his new single, Tailor-Made For Me. The new track, which takes a witty and insightful look at modern dating in the age of social media, has a unique fusion of country music and Caribbean influences. Tailor-Made For […]

RONALD “Minister” Henry wants his music to positively influence youth and aid in driving positive behavioural change. He hopes his newly-released single, Lucifer Puppet will help his cause. It was released on June 6 on all platforms. Minister dedicated his life to serving God and doing God’s will, using his musical talent to “reach the […]

JASON GRIFFITH, 97, the veteran Belmont masman who died on June 19, was, even in his sunset years, always generous with his time and talent. “I just can’t say no,” Mr Griffith told this newspaper in an interview in 2007 when he was approaching 80. “I can’t help helping people.” Yet, the country of his birth has never showered the same […]

THE EDITOR: In 1492 European conquest and subjugation by genocide began, in what would eventually become known as the Americas, followed by human trafficking and African enslavement, used to exploit the natural resources of this vast area. Over 500 years later with millions of indigenous peoples wiped out, wherever Europeans landed and colonised […]

Part 2 WE ENDED last article by inviting readers to decolonise their thinking and perception of AI, recognising the potential it holds if used wisely. This week’s article examines the role of the teacher when introducing the class to AI. Teachers will now be challenged to ensure that the technology is used to stimulate learning in their students […]

THE EDITOR: In recent years, the geopolitical landscape has been profoundly shaped by military engagements and the pursuit of national interests. The US's involvement in Iran, particularly under the administration of President Donald Trump, exemplifies a complex interplay of power, strategy, and the unpredictable nature of international […]

THE EDITOR: Recently I read where Public Utilities Minister Barry Padarath said there will be no hike in WASA and T&TEC rates, which is good news for all. The new government is trying to fulfil its promises made on the campaign trail. This is excellent, for words are our bond, and people will always hold us to our promises. However, some of […]

THE EDITOR: Nicholas Pooran has called it a day. I thank him for his contribution to cricket. His figures speak for themselves. Let us not look back. He should pass on his knowledge to young upcoming cricketers. He is a past student of Naparima College. AV RAMPERSAD Princes Town The post Thanks, Pooran appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.

THE EDITOR: The deafening wail of air-raid sirens shattered the early morning calm across Israel, forcing citizens to scramble for bomb shelters. The subsequent moments served as a stark reminder of the daily reality for Israelis: living under the shadow of a far-away terrorist regime relentlessly seeking their destruction. Minutes later, an […]