KHKejan Haynes

1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Kejan Haynes

   Proman to cut jobs amid Trinidad gas constraints (opens the original)

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   Pro­man is re­duc­ing its glob­al work­force, cit­ing con­strained and un­cer­tain gas sup­plies in Trinidad and the re­sult­ing im­pact on the com­pa­ny’s mar­gins. In a mes­sage to em­ploy­ees, Pro­man CEO David Cas­sidy said the com­pa­ny does not al­ways have enough gas in Trinidad to op­er­ate all its plants con­sis­tent­ly at full ca­pac­i­ty. “The im­me­di­ate chal­lenge is in Trinidad,” Cas­sidy said, adding that the com­pa­ny must align its cost base and op­er­at­ing mod­el with cur­ren

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2. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Kejan Haynes

   Teacher backpay hits bank accounts (opens the original)

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   Teach­ers across Trinidad and To­ba­go have re­ceived their long-await­ed back­pay for salaries cov­er­ing 2020 to 2023, ac­cord­ing to Trinidad and To­ba­go Uni­fied Teach­ers’ As­so­ci­a­tion (TTUTA) pres­i­dent Crys­tal Ashe. Ashe told Guardian Me­dia on Tues­day that on­ly a small num­ber of teach­ers had not seen the pay­ments re­flect­ed on the IHIRIS plat­form, which al­lows pub­lic of­fi­cers to view their payslips on­line. She said those teach­ers con­tact­ed the Min­istry of Ed­u­ca­ti

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3. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Kejan Haynes

   Teachers start receiving $900M backpay (opens the original)

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   Some teach­ers across the coun­try have start­ed to re­ceive the long-await­ed $900 mil­lion in back­pay. The Trinidad and To­ba­go Uni­fied Teach­ers’ As­so­ci­a­tion (TTUTA) said yes­ter­day that it had re­ceived re­ports from mem­bers that their back­pay for salaries cov­er­ing 2020 to 2023 had been rep­re­sent­ed on the IHIRIS plat­form, which al­lows pub­lic of­fi­cers to view their payslips on­line. How­ev­er, TTUTA pres­i­dent Crys­tal Ashe said nei­ther the Min­istry of Fi­nance nor the

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4. Article · Aug 22, 2026 · KEJAN HAYNES

   Sponsors trickling in for Pan on D’Avenue (opens the original)

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   Pan on D’Av­enue XII could be back on, just hours af­ter or­gan­is­ers an­nounced its can­cel­la­tion. Chair­per­son Ayana Gar­cia told Guardian Me­dia new spon­sors and pre­vi­ous­ly ap­proached com­pa­nies are now com­ing for­ward with sup­port for the Au­gust 30 Steel­pan cel­e­bra­tion. Gar­cia said dis­cus­sions are un­der­way to meet the event’s re­main­ing needs. “Every­thing is com­ing to­geth­er slow­ly but sure­ly,” she said. Asked whether the new sup­port was com­ing from ex­ist­ing s

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5. Article · Aug 16, 2026 · Kejan Haynes

   Woman behind viral Emancipation Day moment speaks out: 'The truth is not popular’ (opens the original)

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   Since Au­gust 1, she’s been im­mor­talised through AI-gen­er­at­ed memes, de­monised by some Gov­ern­ment sup­port­ers us­ing the same tech­nol­o­gy, and even had AI-gen­er­at­ed ear­rings, pen­dants, bags and T-shirts post­ed in her im­age. Olabisi Olaguke de­scribes her­self as an or­di­nary coun­try girl from San­gre Grande who lat­er mi­grat­ed to New York for school, earn­ing an as­so­ciate de­gree in un­der two years. But mi­gra­tion nev­er weak­ened her ties to home. She spoke to Guardian

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