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Asha Javeed

Trinidad and Tobago
As seen in: Trinidad Express, Bellingcat, Trinidad and Tobago Guardian, Stabroek News, CNC 3, CCN TV6
Covers:  Business and Finance
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Asha Javeed’s Biography

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Asha Javeed is an award-winning Multimedia Investigative Journalist with the Guardian Media Limited.

She has worked with the Guardian Newspaper from 2004-2009, then as Senior Business Journalist with CNMG from 2009-2010, as well as Associate Editor at the Business Guardian from 2010-2012 to her most recent senior position at Caribbean Communications Network.

She is now Lead Editor Investigations at GML.

She has written extensively on the economy- from annual budgets to the liberalisation of …

Asha Javeed’s Journalist Portfolio

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Understanding Gangs

Understanding Gangs

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$31b between 2000 and 2020

$31b between 2000 and 2020

FROM 2000 to 2020, the Government of Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) spent over $31 billion on the fuel subsidy. Th…

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Billion$$ spent on VSEP at State enterprises

Billion$$ spent on VSEP at State enterprises

IN THE last 20 years, taxpayers have had to fund billions in Voluntary Separation of Employment Programme (VS…

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Central Bank claim in lawsuit...Two Ponzi schemes in CL Financial

Central Bank claim in lawsuit...Two Ponzi schemes in CL Financial

The Central Bank and CLICO are claiming that two former exec­u­tive directors of CL Financial (CLF) operated …

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Lake Asphalt depleted $291m in seven years

Lake Asphalt depleted $291m in seven years

SINCE 2015, Lake Asphalt has not produced audited financial statements. The last audited financial statement …

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US lawmakers lobby for T&T fertiliser

US lawmakers lobby for T&T fertiliser

A BIPARTISAN group of United States congressmen and senators is calling on the US International Trade Commiss…

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Articles

Rose on entering politics: This is not a time for me to be neutral

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By Asha Javeed
| Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Verified
Consultant Editor Investigations asha.javeed@guardian.co.tt Dr Margaret Rose went from guarding her political independence “fiercely” to being the surprise selection of Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles to join her Senate bench. Rose, an attorney who has grounded her practice on procurement, was sworn in last Friday.
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Frost under scrutiny at First Citizens

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By Asha Javeed
| Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Verified
Consultant Editor Investigations asha.javeed@guardian.co.tt A ten-page whistleblower report outlining concerns within First Citizens, in particular the conduct and actions of Deputy Chairman Dr Sterling Frost, has been submitted to its Board of Directors for urgent action.
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CAL seeks new Govt bailout

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By Jason Granger, Asha Javeed
| Trinidad and Tobago Guardian Verified
Consultant Editor - Investigations Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is seeking a financial bailout from the Government to counter the rising cost of fuel as a result of the US/Israel war against Iran and its impact on the carrier’s operational costs.
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Interview

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What was your first job as a journalist?

A Crime Reporter!

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes!

How is social media changing news?

It's news in real time and the reporters are everyone, not just people in a newsroom anymore.

Awards

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The Caribbean Media Awards- Platinum

2007 - Urbanization and Development

For Excellence in Covering the theme, Urbanization and Development

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The Caribbean Media Awards- Bronze

2007 - Urbanization and Development

Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) Awards

2007 - Best Feature Article

A story called Profiting from Pain, which calculated how private hospitals benefit from inefficiency in the public health care system.

Journalist of the Year

2007
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