Kejan Haynes is a Lead Editor at Guardian Media Limited. He covers a diverse range of themes including events and conferences, education, and telecommunications, with a particular focus on event management software and public education. Kejan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, CNC3, AOL UK, MSN, and The Irish Times.
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The Industrial Court of Trinidad and Tobago is mourning the death of long-serving judge Her Honour Ms Bindimattie Mahabir.
National Gas Company chairman Gerald Ramdeen is defending the state company's decision to end its 21-year relationship with international ratings agency Moody's, saying the move does not represent a retreat from transparency or independent scrutiny.
By: Kejan Haynes
The Board of Management of Holy Name Convent Port of Spain has announced an independent review process following concerns and experiences publicly shared in recent days regarding allegations against principal Sister Renee Hall.
By: Kejan Haynes
National Energy is still trying to collect millions in disputed port fees from Canadian fertiliser giant Nutrien, even though the company's Point Lisas nitrogen plant has been shut down since October last year.
By: Kejan Haynes
Five academics from The University of the West Indies' St Augustine Campus have been promoted to the rank of Professor, as part of a wider round of promotions across the regional institution.
The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has extended authorisation for private motorists to use the Priority Bus Route (PBR) until 11.59 pm tomorrow, Tuesday, June 2.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) has officially issued an Expression of Interest (EOI) for body-worn cameras, seeking firms to supply.
By: Kejan Haynes
US President Donald Trump has nominated Trinidad-born former Florida lieutenant governor Jennifer Johnson-Carroll to serve as the next United States ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago.
Police Commissioner Allister Guevarro says any decision on whether to extend the State of Emergency (SOE) rests with the Government, as he defended
Two men have died and three others were injured following a shooting in Malick on Friday afternoon.
