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Let’s lift up young people - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE EDITOR: In these times, when so much negativity abounds in our country, let us praise the accomplishments of our young people:

  • Aché Abrahams who did a magnificent job of representing us at the Miss World contest. She is everything that we would want our representative to be. A top-four finish and winning the Miss World Caribbean title were good rewards for her hard work.
  • Safia Hosein who reached the top of Mt Vinson, the tallest peak in Antarctica.
  • All the youngsters who participated in the just concluded Music Festival. Well done to each and every one of them. Thanks to the media for highlighting their participation. It was a pleasure to see so much positivity on the front pages of some newspapers.
  • The thousands of young pannists who play every year in the single pan, small, medium and large steelband Panorama competitions. You are paving the way, in music, for future generations.
  • The thousands of young people who participate in Ramleela. A sacred tradition is in good hands.
  • Kerissa Khan, the youngest person and only the second woman to become president of the Royal Aeronautical Society in the UK. I apologize for this one because it only came up briefly on social media. Then the page refreshed and I did not get the name of the school.
  • The secondary schoolchildren who held a public prayer session with random drivers. Amazing.

These are just brief examples of how our young people are doing great things.

LINUS F DIDIER

Mt Hope

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