Carol Quash is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. She writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, covering a wide range of local news and human interest stories. Her articles often highlight the achievements, struggles, and experiences of individuals in the community, with a focus on promoting social justice and cultural awareness.
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A voice is a powerful tool – one that voiceover talent and coach Aisha Manrique has turned into an asset.
THE SAYING, “There are no wrong turns, only unexpected paths,” is an apt description of the career path taken by meteorologist Seigonie Mohammed.
By: Carol Quash
GOVERNMENT'S approval to name the auditorium of Queen's Hall after renowned pianist Winifred Atwell has been met with pride by relatives, who believe that given Atwell's contribution to the musical landscape, this should have happened sooner.
At a time when the need for a good laugh is evident, the members of Cheerful Company have come through for the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
TWENTY years ago, President Christine Carla Kangaloo came face to face with her mortality in the form of breast cancer.
NICOLE DYER-GRIFFITH has always approached life with confidence – from her beauty pageant days, her entry into politics, as head of her non-profit organisation the O2N Foundation and everything else in between. The foundation aims to create forums for the public to learn from people who have shaped the past of TT.
By: Carol Quash
THE World Health Organization has ranked TT among the top ten countries in the world for obesity in children under the age of five – something that is very concerning to International Sports Sciences Association-certified master trainer Rain Harper, primary care sports medicine physician Dr Nailah Adams, and artistic gymnast Thema Williams.
Divali is the celebration of light over darkness, and artist Samantha Seebalack has been adding her own beauty to the Hindu festival of lights.
By: Carol Quash
IF there is one thing Beverly Morson understands about drug rehabilitation, it's the importance of the continuum of support.
By: Carol Quash
Kaya Weekes juggles work, studies and a number of other things that she loves doing. But around Christmas time, there is one activity that takes priority.
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