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Rynessa Cutting is a Producer and Presenter for CCN TV6 in Trinidad & Tobago, specifically based in Port of Spain. With a focus on local news, Rynessa covers a wide range of topics including social issues, education, crime, politics, and business. She is dedicated to delivering accurate and timely news to the community she serves.
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Rynessa's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, education, crime prevention, and discrimination issues in Trinidad & Tobago. Based on this focus, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights or expert commentary related to these topics within the specified geographic area.
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Tensions are brewing between denominational boards and the State over the Concordat.
In November last year, Marva Phillips awoke to find part of her property missing. When TV6 visited her Laventille Road home today, she explained that her property had been undermined
The former Head Prefect at Trinity Boys' College, Moka, is denying allegations of ethnic discrimination levelled against the institution, in light of a decision by the school's admin to prevent
Aim High an initiative of the Roots Foundation in collaboration with the US Embassy, strives to address school violence and gang activity.
A total of 18,797 students wrote the Secondary Entrance Assessment in 2023 and of that number, just over 58% scored over 50% in the exam. The vast majority of parents
One man is dead and another listed in critical condition at hospital, following an early-morning shooting incident in Maraval. Meantime, the TTPS is urging members of the public to be
The Trinidad and Tobago Cyber Security Incident Response Team, TT-CSIRT, is warning of an increase in cyber attacks in T&T. In a public advisory issued on Sunday, the National Security
Attorney Criston J. Williams is calling on Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley, to state whether T&T intends to withdraw from the 1951 Refugee Convention. The call comes as an estimated
Despite the numerous concerns expressed by the business community on the Procurement legislation amendments, with the Bill officially becoming law on Wednesday, one business chamber is calling for the law
After arriving in the country on Sunday, the Asantehene, His Royal Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II of Ghana, paid an official visit to the President at President's House Monday morning,
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