Narissa Fraser is a Digital Coordinator at Guardian Media Limited. She covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, arts and entertainment, as well as travel-related themes such as airlines, airports, and the cruise industry. Narissa's work has been featured in Trinidad and Tobago Newsday and TheTravel.
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Narissa Fraser's coverage primarily revolves around local government announcements, politics, and crime in Trinidad & Tobago. She often covers human-interest stories related to local personalities and community events. Pitches for Narissa should focus on providing expert perspectives or firsthand accounts related to law and justice issues, pet safety concerns, funerals, cybersecurity matters, crime rates, and other topics of interest within the local context.
Given her emphasis on government announcements and politics at a local level in Port of Spain, she may be interested in insights from experts with knowledge of Trinidad & Tobago’s political landscape or individuals directly impacted by government policies or decisions.
While Narissa's coverage occasionally touches upon various other topics such as music and art exhibitions among others listed under "Topics Covered", the bulk of her work centers around governance-related issues within Trinidad & Tobago.
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Ladies were serenaded and celebrated all night long in Clifton Hill, Point Fortin, as ZZAGGAA Family hosted its 2026 Woman Is Boss event last Wednesday.
Kes the Band filled NPR Music's Washington, DC headquarters with the sounds of sweet soca music as they made their Tiny Desk Concert debut with a medley of their classic tunes. It's a performance lead singer Kees “Kes” Dieffenthaller has described as a “full-circle moment of fulfillment” as gracing the desk was one of the band's long-time dreams. In fact, he feels like he just won a million dollars.
Soca artiste Denise ‘Saucy Wow' Belfon says she feels “wonderful, elated and excited” after Canadian rapper Drake sampled her hit song ‘Work' on his latest album.
For Marcel Williams, music and ministry go hand-in-hand. The singer-songwriter wants his songs to instil hope in others and bring joy to all who listen.
Jamaican dancehall star Masicka is no stranger to crafting hit songs. From topping regional and international charts to garnering billions of streams
Freelance Correspondent As protests continue over the Joshua Samaroo and Kaia Sealy case, local entertainers have begun to use their social media platforms to speak out over what they have described as an injustice.
Is there a Mensa member who loves roti, pelau, soca and calypso? Yes — and his name is Jadon Prieto.
By: Narissa Fraser
For an artiste who emerged from the streets of Sea Lots, Port-of-Spain, with an unmistakable sound and unapologetically Caribbean energy, Yung Bredda continues to make his mark on the international stage.
By: Narissa Fraser
Narissa Fraser T&T continues to display its impact and versatility in the music industry, securing multiple nominations across 23 categories for the 2026 Caribbean Music Awards.
Point Fortin dancer Shemic St Hillaire flew T&T's flag high as he recently completed a dance-theatre residency at Oberlin College, Ohio, in the US.
