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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Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (Local)
Nikita's coverage predominantly focuses on local breaking news, particularly in crime and legal matters. Given the nature of her articles, she may be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving crime stories, court cases or legal developments within Trinidad & Tobago.
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A two-year-girl died after it is believed she choked on a chenet seed.
VENDORS at the Marabella market staged a fiery protest yesterday to complain about a proposal to build concrete stalls at the facility.
THE 35th Divali Nagar festival opened in grand style on Friday night.Prayers were recited and spectacular dances and songs were also...
A woman won her case against the State for malicious prosecution after she was charged in 2015 with drug and ammunition offences.
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
TO celebrate Divali, businesswoman Christina Adsette would usually light deyas. For the tradition, this Divali, however, she was not in the presence of those who hold her dear.
A woman who was a customer waiting inside the office of an insurance company was shot in the chest by a male relative who also murdered a man outside the
“Six police officers not guilty? It hard, it really, really hard for me... I got no justice for this.” This was the response from 73-year-old Geraldine Eccles yesterday, as she
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
‘I can’t catch myself’: Geraldine Eccles, mother of Kerron “Fingers” Eccles, speaks to reporters at her St Mary’s Village, Moruga, home yesterday. —Photo: TREVOR WATSON
BRUTAL END: Composite image of Hollice Thomas, 40, and her eight-year-old son, Noel, who were stabbed to death yesterday at their home on Battoo Street, Marabella.
A magistrate on Friday said she was disgusted and angered that the amount of agricultural produce seized by the police, was not the amount available for return to the owner.
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