Melissa Doughty is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. She writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, covering local news and events, with a particular focus on entertainment, culture, and social issues. Melissa is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging stories that reflect the vibrant spirit of her community.
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Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (Local)
Melissa Doughty mainly focuses on local events, with a particular emphasis on entertainment news and government announcements in Trinidad & Tobago. She covers topics such as calypso, music, education, police matters, and Christmas shopping.
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Bp Renegades restarted its panyard lime series on May 3 with its first full-band performance.
By: Melissa Doughty
Pan is Beautiful has been reincarnated under the Beverley Ramsey-Moore-led Pan Trinbago administration.
By: Melissa Doughty
FREETOWN Collective wants to create sweet music that reflects the best of Caribbean back to themselves. The band composed of lead vocalists Muhammad Muwakil and Lou Lyons recently released its … Continue reading Freetown Collective releases Love on a Rainy Morning
FREETOWN Collective wants to create sweet music that reflects the best of Caribbean back to themselves. The band composed of lead vocalists Muhammad Muwakil and Lou Lyons recently released its … Continue reading Freetown Collective releases Rainy Morning
By: Melissa Doughty
Trinidad and Tobago has a low fertility rate. Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh has been speaking on the issue in public forums for some months.
Even as a Sahara dust obscured TT’s sky on May 7, fertility and reproductive specialist Dr Catherine Minto-Bain worried about how the poor air quality would affect those trying to have children.
By: Melissa Doughty
Secretary of the Pandits' Parishad Pundit Rishi Maharaj says Hindus are angry and will take action as more and more temples are being vandalised.
Hindus are vowing to fight against a growing trend of religious intolerance in TT, executive members of the Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha (SDMS) said on May 13 at the ceremony at Watts Street Hindu Temple, Curepe, for the destroyed murtis.
THE funeral service for the late Eastern Regional Health Authority (ERHA) CEO Ronald Tsoi-A-Fatt will take place on May 21 at the First Church of the Open Bible, Ruth Avenue, Les Efforts West, San Fernando.
By: Melissa Doughty
Have you ever had that moment where you have an event and you have nothing to wear ? I can practically hear you screaming 'yessss'.
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