Caribbean Airlines soared in August, moving over 75,000 passengers between Trinidad and Tobago — a jump of more than 8,000 from July — as summer travel demand surged. To meet the spike, they rolled out phased capacity boosts, including extra flights for the high-traffic Great Race weekend, ensuring reliable connections for families, businesses, and essential services. With combined July-August totals exceeding 141,000 passengers, the airline reaffirmed its vital role as the backbone of island connectivity — and thanked travelers for their unwavering support.

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TCL just celebrated its ninth annual “Build Your Future” Awards, honoring 25 top-performing students from nearby primary schools who crushed their Secondary Entrance Assessment. Each winner got school supply vouchers to ease the transition into secondary school — and help their families too. This isn’t just about scholarships; it’s a nine-year investment in education, community uplift, and future leaders. Since launching, the program has supported over 200 families, proving TCL’s deep commitment to youth development and local partnerships. These bright young minds are stepping into the next chapter with extra support — because when kids succeed, whole communities rise.

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Ebola in Congo is spiraling out of control, with over 3,000 dead and 6,000 confirmed cases—fastest spread ever seen. The virus has jumped across six provinces, including North Kivu where deaths are surging, and new outbreaks are popping up outside known chains. Fear has paralyzed communities, forcing some to flee as health workers vanish or strike for pay. Amid war, attacks, and crumbling infrastructure, frontline staff battle impossible odds. A vaccine called Ervebo offers hope—but experts warn this outbreak could eclipse the 2014–2016 West Africa disaster.

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