Natricia Duncan
Natricia Duncan is a Caribbean correspondent known for her insightful reporting on cultural and social issues in the region. She recently covered the Trinidad and Tobago carnival, highlighting its African roots and the enduring connections between the Caribbean and Africa, as well as the festival's role as a space for resilience amid social challenges.
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Natricia Duncan reported on a Jamaican delegation's petition to King Charles regarding slavery reparations.
Gus John | Reform UK redefines reparations | Commentary
Jamaica· 2026-07-16
Natricia Duncan reported on Jamaica's efforts to raise public awareness about the importance of reparations.
‘Women were currency’: How reparatory justice is spotlighting gender-based violence | Africa
United Kingdom· 2026-07-07
Natricia Duncan discusses her experience during Hurricane Melissa while balancing her work and motherhood.
Living through the horror of Hurricane Melissa – podcast | Hurricane MelissaUnited Kingdom· 2025-10-31
Natricia Duncan is our Caribbean correspondent who spoke about this year’s carnival in Trinidad and Tobago.
The Long Wave: Trinidad and Tobago carnival celebrates African roots | BrazilUnited Kingdom· 2025-03-05
