Therese Mills
Therese Mills was a prominent Trinidadian journalist and the founding editor-in-chief of Newsday, a daily newspaper launched in 1993. With a vision of fostering independent journalism, she aimed to provide an alternative to the existing media landscape by prioritizing unbiased reporting over political affiliations or advertiser interests. Mills had previously served as the editor of the Trinidad and Tobago Guardian and was known for her commitment to high journalistic standards. Her leadership at Newsday helped the publication quickly gain popularity among the Trinidadian public. After her passing in 2014, the newspaper experienced changes in direction, ultimately leading to its closure in 2025.
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Therese Mills was the founder and first editor-in-chief of Newsday.
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