On March 8, the world will once again mark International Women’s Day. This year’s theme, #GiveToGain, has stirred some debate on the intent of the theme. At first glance, it sounds transactional, as though women’s empowerment must be justified by…
Category: unity
In every society there exists an unspoken psychological contract between citizens and those entrusted with authority. Power is not granted merely to govern; it is granted to protect, to shape and to serve the collective good. When that expectation begins…
“The sea knows our histories.” —Derek Walcott Walcott’s phrase suggests the sea is more than water—it is a living repository of the region’s collective memory. The Caribbean waters have long served as silent witnesses to the brutal choreography of empire….
DR MARGARET NAKHID-CHATOOR AS TT marks another African Emancipation Day on August 1, we turn our attention once more to the abolition of slavery – a defining chapter in our national identity. This day rightly honours the courage of our…
A recent discussion with a colleague led to the framing of the above title, where he opined that only people involved in the fray of politics should speak about this topical issue. In other words, stay in your corner! What…
Children’s Mental Health Week takes place from February 3-9, 2025 and focuses on the theme “Know Yourself, Grow Yourself”. This theme encourages children and young people to explore self-awareness and build resilience. It gives parents and teachers, whether at home…
THE EDITOR: The beginning of a new year is usually a time for reflection and the making of resolutions. The past year with all its ups and downs has taught us invaluable lessons. So much has happened, both good and bad…
DR MARGARET NAKHID-CHATOOR HAPPY NEW you! Yes. You read correctly. At the start of this new year, consider making you and your mental health a priority. Some of you have made your physical health, your financial stability and all your…
Narrator: Dr. Margaret Nakhid-Chatoor
