Nikita Braxton-Benjamin is an Author at Trinidad Express Newspapers. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal affairs, while also covering topics related to public transportation and regional interests. Her work has been featured in Trinidad Express Newspapers.
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Nikita's coverage predominantly focuses on local breaking news, particularly in crime and legal matters. Given the nature of her articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving crime stories, court cases or legal developments within Trinidad & Tobago.
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MEMBER of Parliament for San Fernando East Brian Manning has disclosed that he has not handed over any documents to the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) following his allegations
Members of the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) at the Marabella North Secondary School yesterday described the school as being in a dilapidated state. They called for the Ministry of Education’s
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
A DOCTOR who delivered a baby that was soon after found to have cerebral palsy has been vindicated by the Privy Council after legal action was taken against him by the mother of the now 24-year-old.
Education Minister Dr Michael Dowlath says all schools will be opened at the start of the new term on Monday.Noting that repairs are still being undertaken at some schools, Dowlath
Following a delay in the distribution of school grants, parents have been given a two-week grace period to obtain their children’s school supplies.During this time, students are not to be
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
Trinidad and Tobago's Georgia-Lee Gill was yesterday crowned Miss World Caribbean during the international competition in Vietnam, earning her a
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
MEMBER of Parliament for San Fernando East Brian Manning yesterday pushed back against claims that support for him in his constituency is dwindling, questioning why he was being singled out over his level of support.
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
While the Fyzabad Anglican Secondary School will be reopened for the new school term today, the number of students who will be in attendance is uncertain.
THE Chamber of the Siparia Borough Corporation descended into name-calling between Mayor Doonath Mayrhoo and ex-United National Congress alderman Victor Roberts as he and People’s National Movement (PNM) councillors staged
Residents of Barrackpore threatened to withhold their votes at the next local government election if the Government failed to repair the roads in their community.
