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FeaturesNalis hosts World Read Aloud Day onlineNewsday ReporterTuesday 1 February 2022Wendy Fitzwilliams during the World Read Aloud Day reading session.The National Library and Information System Authority Nalis , Hodder Education and the Ministry of Education have collaborated to commemorate World Read Aloud Day on February 2 with a series of online readings by ce
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NewsWeekes: Speak about MSJensen La VendeSunday 2 June 2019President Paula-Mae Weekes and president of the Multiple Sclerosis Support Foundation of TT Dr Daphne Phillips in conversation at the observance of World Multiple Sclerosis Day held at the Marriott, Port of Spain yesterday. PHOTO BY AYANNA KINSALEPRESIDENT Paula Mae Weekes yesterday advised patients with multiple sclerosis MS t
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