Nikita Braxton-Benjamin is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago. She writes for Trinidad Express Newspapers, covering local news and events. With a focus on crime, social issues, and community stories, Nikita brings important stories to light and provides a voice for the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
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THE Texaco Sports Club in La Brea was destroyed by fire yesterday.
THE Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) says that the National Council of Indian Culture (NCIC) is free to invite whomever it wants to the Divali Nagar and
A councillor for the past eight years, Teresa Lynch has taken her political career to the next level.
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
TWO licensing officers who were charged with corruption, after they allegedly took money from maxi-taxi drivers not to take action over the additional music in their vehicle, were found not
THE son of 2016 kidnap victim Ria Sookdeo has been selected by the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board for the Under-13 cricket team.
While he is new, some residents in the constituency of San Fernando West will be looking closely at former Naparima College principal Dr Michael Dowlath as he vies to become
A number of La Brea constituents yesterday criticised their Member of Parliament Stephen McClashie and expressed satisfaction that he was not reselected by the People’s National Movement (PNM) as the
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
A BUSINESSMAN who gave information to the police after being robbed has issued a legal letter to the State, after the police report was leaked to social media.
Seventy-five youngsters participated in the South Arrows Archery Club (SAAC) Inter-school Indoor Archery Tournament on Saturday, with Parvati Girls’ Hindu College emerging victorious for yet another year.With an increase in
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
A 14 year sentence was imposed on a man who raped a French national at her St Augustine apartment back in 2009.
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