Nikita Braxton-Benjamin is an Author at Trinidad Express Newspapers. She focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and legal affairs, while also covering topics related to public transportation and regional interests. Her work has been featured in Trinidad Express Newspapers.
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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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By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
Public servants who are in “cahoots” with contractors in corrupt practices are being investigated and the police and Fraud Squad will be called in
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
A NEW magistrate and new attorneys were yesterday a part of the court case where Occupational Health and Safety (OSH) charges have been laid against officials at Paria Fuel Trading
ADRIAN KISSOON, who sued the State after he was arrested, detained and prosecuted, was successful in his lawsuit for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution. Last week he was awarded over
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
A VENDOR who was charged with cruelty to a child after he left his three-year-old daughter alone in a car while at a shopping facility in La Romaine, had the matter come to an end on Monday.
THE State was yesterday ordered to pay the legal fees of a police officer who was detained by the police for six days without being charged.
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
The criticism over East Indian acts being included in this year's University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) African Emancipation Day programme has
By: Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT) will proceed with plans to confer an honorary doctorate on iconic writer and artist Willi Chen, despite his death two weeks ago.
The entire executive of the People’s National Movement’s San Fernando East constituency has resigned amid ongoing internal tensions.
The police officer who was charged with possession of ten rounds of ammunition was placed on $80,000 bail by the court.
By: Anna Ramdass, Nikita Braxton-Benjamin
PUBLIC Utilities Minister Barry Padarath has confirmed that fees associated with services provided by the Water and Sewerage Authority's (WASA) Infrastructure and Compliance Department have increased.
