Episode 3- Ask the Journalist with Kejan Haynes
Kejan Haynes has spent years navigating some of the most demanding spaces in journalism, from political reporting to newsroom leadership. In this episode of Ask…
Independent, fearless journalism
Kejan Haynes has spent years navigating some of the most demanding spaces in journalism, from political reporting to newsroom leadership. In this episode of Ask…
While Rohini Choutee continues her fight against aggressive Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, her husband has become her caregiver, advocate, and strongest source of support. In Part 2…
As the world prepares to celebrate Mother’s Day, one San Fernando mother is fighting for more time with her daughters. Forty-three-year-old Rohini Choutee is battling…
As families around the world prepare to celebrate Mother’s Day, one Trinidad and Tobago mother is fighting for more time with her children. Forty-three-year-old Rohini…
In Episode 2 of Ask the Journalist, I sit down with Enrique K. Rupert, a Trinidad and Tobago journalist and sports content creator known online…
Kejan Haynes has spent years navigating some of the most demanding spaces in journalism, from…
The Legacy Files is a News 19 TT original documentary series that tells the stories of older generations across Trinidad and Tobago. At a time when many of these lived…
“I must thank them for being faithful, being nice to my family, being nice to me and I learn a lot from them and without them, I don’t know who…
When Basdeo Boney was 12 years old, his father removed him from school and sent him to train to become a tailor. Boney’s father, who was a barber, also taught…
A 91-year-old Marabella barber has continued to practice his trade, over seven decades since he first started. Stay tuned for Cutting through time: The Barber who never stopped, coming soon!
Microscopic plankton have been lighting up the Ortoire River in Mayaro for the past week. News 19 TT visited the area on April 18 for a midnight boat tour. Watch…
“The licensing office said you can ride your bike...and so we went back on the road and the police stop some of us again... "I think is some kind of…
Owing to their immigration status, Venezuelan migrants in Trinidad and Tobago often face harsher working conditions and work longer hours than their Trinidadian counterparts. While many are grateful to have…
A new policy regulating the use of electric bicycles is affecting the Venezuelan migrant community in Trinidad and Tobago. Stay tuned for Part 1- Restricted movement: Inside T&T’s e-bike policy,…
“If you living in a community and it not developing, they not doing nothing for the community, these people who you putting in power, how you will feel? “You will…
“That road, one part, you meeting good and the next part all how. Look when my daughter come to pick me up to go and pick up my little pension,…