Dillon De Shong is a journalist at Loop News. He covers a range of important topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a strong focus on civil rights, diversity and inclusion, and accessibility. Dillon's work has been featured in Loop News and Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
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Dillon De Shong's coverage mainly revolves around government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news related to the Caribbean region. He frequently covers topics such as government, crime, economy, and politics in this region.
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By: Dillon De Shong
Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Trade, Investment and Tourism Dr Colin Gosine says that while he sympathises with frustrated customers of Trinbago Express Shipping Inc, whose parcels remain in … Continue reading Trade minister tells Trinbago Express Shipping protesters: Wrong ministry
By: Dillon De Shong
At age 10, Ariya Ramdass is already proving that you can make a big impact no matter your age.
By: Dillon De Shong
The government is preparing to roll out a major initiative in the coming days to combat crime across TT. Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander told Newsday on November 23 that … Continue reading Government to roll out new crime-fighting initiative
By: Dillon De Shong
Homeland Security Minister Roger Alexander is urging citizens to keep their online comments civil, warning that threats of violence against anyone will not be tolerated. Alexander made the comment to … Continue reading Alexander: Government may follow China's social-media policy to combat reckless users
By: Dillon De Shong
THE opposition plans to file at least one privilege motion during the November 26 sitting of Parliament against a senior government member over "offensive comments" made during the last sitting.
By: Dillon De Shong
Former education minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly is calling for a Central-Trinidad caterer to be investigated after reports that dead lizards were found in roti intended for boxed lunches distributed in the schools feeding programme.
By: Dillon De Shong
Independent Senator Alicia Lalite-Ettienne called on government to act urgently to meet its constitutional and international obligations to people with disabilities and those who are differently-abled. Lalite-Ettienne, who is legally … Continue reading Blind independent senator's appeal: Assist, protect the disabled
By: Dillon De Shong
Independent Senator Courtney Mc Nish criticised government for giving senators only hours to review extensive amendments to the Virtual Assets and Virtual Assets Service Providers Bill, 2025 before the November 26 debate.
The Public Services Association (PSA) and Chief Personal Officer Dr Daryl Dindial have commenced discussions over increasing salaries for union members by 10 per cent.
By: Dillon De Shong
MINISTER of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development Dr Kennedy Swaratsingh says the country will find out “soon enough” where government intends to find $3.8 billion that is needed to pay the back pay owed to public servants following settlement of salary negotiations on the promised ten per cent increase.
