
Garfield King, remembered
Garfield King worked in both print and broadcast media as a newspaper columnist, reporter, news director and assistant station manager.
Journalists who have passed

Garfield King worked in both print and broadcast media as a newspaper columnist, reporter, news director and assistant station manager.

His calm, almost somnolent manner led people to overlook him, even forget about him, even as he worked at his craft

Sterling was known as an arts and culture commentator par excellence.

Winston’s loss presents us with the sad admission that a bearer of standards is gone.

Anthony Rakhal-Fraser and Debbie Ransome offer their recollections of working the seminal Caribbean journalist Rickey Singh.

For more than sixty years Hans Hanoomansingh's voice shaped Trinidad and Tobago’s national discourse.

"Willing to give advice, sprinkled with his many years of experience as not only a photographer, but also as a radio host."

John Babb joined Newsday as its founding News Editor in 1993 and played a pivotal role in its foundation and growth until his retirement on March 4, 2016.

BC Pires wrote for 35 years for local and international media and was a columnist for the Trinidad Express, TTIndependent, Trinidad Guardian and finally, TTNewsday.

In Tribute to Grenfell Kissoon. On the occasion of his passing, Guardian Media produced this appreciation of the work of their former Managing Director....

The ACM remembers Nylah as a relentless activist in the promotion of press freedom.

MATT sourced two tributes to the work of the late Express editor Jerome Tang Lee. Krishna Maharaj worked with him after he returned to...

"On every stage on which he performed locally and abroad, he flew and proudly waved the 103 flag," - Dik Henderson.

"He was polite, patient and dutiful on the job, just a great guy."

One story a day wasn't enough, not even two, and by the time she reached five, three were exclusives.