SEA student’s success fuelled by mom’s sacrifice, grannies’ love

July 7, 2026

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SEA student’s success fuelled by mom’s sacrifice, grannies’ love

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RADHICA DE SILVA

For years, whenever Caribbean Airlines pilot Tricia Ali was in the cockpit thousands of feet above the Caribbean, two grandmothers quietly took over on the ground.

They collected Katherine Alexandria Ajodha from school and made sure homework was completed, meals were eaten and every piano lesson and study session stayed on track.

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