Kejan Haynes is a Lead Editor at Guardian Media Limited. He specializes in a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, education management, and regional interests, with a keen focus on politics, public policy, and security policy. Kejan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and The Irish Times.
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By: Kejan Haynes
Pennelope Beckles has accused the Government of potentially using the water supply as a tool for political victimisation, saying residents in Arima
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar met with ExxonMobil Trinidad and Tobago Operations Manager Dr Bram Willemsen to discuss the company's ongoing activities and future opportunities in the energy sector.
Since August 1, she's been immortalised through AI-generated memes, demonised by some Government supporters using the same technology, and even had AI-generated earrings, pendants, bags and T-shirts posted in her image.
Pan on D'Avenue XII has been cancelled, with organisers saying they could not secure enough funding and infrastructure to stage the annual Steelpan celebration along Ariapita Avenue.
KEJAN HAYNES Lead Editor – Newsgathering Pan on D'Avenue XII could be back on, just hours after organisers announced its cancellation.
By: Kejan Haynes, Akash Samaroo
San Fernando East MP Brian Manning has accused the PNM's political leader of failing to act on what he describes as a “corrupt and criminal element” within the party, as the internal dispute in his constituency escalates into a public confrontation.
Carnival stakeholders are still waiting on prize money from the 2026 celebrations, even after the National Carnival Commission says it has paid $4.55 million to the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival Bands Association (TTCBA); and now a Government commitment to address the outstanding payments by the middle of September is approaching.
Neil Ramsingh has resigned as Chief Executive Officer of the Agricultural Development Bank (ADB), with the bank advertising the position hours after his departure.
The Ministry of Homeland Security has launched the Resilient Youth campaign aimed at giving young people greater access to support, mentorship and interventions to help them deal with challenges without turning to crime.
