Narissa Fraser is a Senior Reporter for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, based in Port of Spain. With a focus on local news, Narissa covers a wide range of topics including social events, crime, entertainment, religion, and current affairs. Her reporting aims to keep the community informed and engaged on issues that matter to them.
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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.
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By: Narissa Fraser
ONE senior Central Division ASP is insisting no special treatment was given to local entertainer Ravi “Ravi B” Bissambhar to help find his stolen dog.
BLISS Yoga will hosts its second peace and wellness transformation festival – Utopia – on May 5. The proceeds will go towards local NGO Horses Helping Humans, which provides free or subsidised hippo/equine-facilitated therapy for special needs children.
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INDEPENDENT Senator Hazel Thompson-Ahye has suggested the government apologise to Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass, who was simply "trying to do her job to the best of her ability."
THE Urban Development Corporation (Udecott) says the budget for the Emperor Valley Zoo expansion project is $56 million.
SEVERAL members of the Pushback Movement protested across Port of Spain on May 9 in support of Auditor General Jaiwantie Ramdass. They ended by delivering a letter of support to her office.
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HEAD of the police's North-Central Division Snr Supt Richard Smith says now that information on a major investigation into illegal CCTV cameras is public, there may be greater difficulty in nabbing the criminals involved.
By: Narissa Fraser
THE Prime Minister has praised Africa for assisting Caricom during the covid19 pandemic, which helped provide hope during a time when that seemed to be “mission impossible.”
TWO years after promising to do so, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has made changes to his executive council, including deciding to step down as secretary of finance, trade and the economy.
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