The name Yen’k Murray was heard across several spaces during this year’s Tobago Heritage Festival, as the young designer showcased her versatility and skill during the Miss Tobago Heritage Personality Competition.

Representing the Scarborough Urban Village Council, Yen’k portrayed a gown featuring intricate detail and design, which earned her several awards.

Caricia Douglas tells us more about this talented, young woman who aims to make a name for herself in the fashion industry.

Politics in Trinidad and Tobago has changed dramatically over the decades and so has the way the public experiences it.

From a time when there was just one television station and two radio stations, to today’s 24-hour news cycle and social media environment, political messages can now reach thousands of people almost instantly.

Professor Hamid Ghany says that transformation has changed not only how politics is covered, but how it is practised.

For 40 years, the Keylemanjahro School Of Arts & Culture in Cocorite has helped generations of young people connect with their heritage through the art of embodying the majestic Moko…