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The entrance to TCL’s head office at Claxton Bay
Kristian De Silva
Vinda Barran, general manager, Evolve Mobility
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Davendranath Tancoo-Minister of Finance/Minister in the Ministry of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development.
The headquarters of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings, Trinidad.
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Agriculture consultant Riyadh Mohammed.
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RAMPS Logistics (Trinidad) Limited Vice-President Growth & Strategy Brendon Mohammed
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Tourists take a ride in a classic American car in Havana.
Ramon Espinosa
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Guyana’s Minister of Finance, Ashni Singh, talks with Guardian Media during an interview at his Georgetown office in July 2025.
Timothy Chasteau
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Director Rosco Procon Ltd JP Rostant
Geisha Kowlessar-Alonzo
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Private Pharmacy Business Chamber president, Glenwayne Suchit
Roberto Codallo
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Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo speaks during a press conference last Sunday at the headquarters of the ruling United National Congress in Chaguanas.
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Perenco Country Manager Stephane Barc
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Smart Mountain Inc’s CEO and co-founder Navin Seeterram
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Former minister in the Ministry of Finance, Mariano Browne, is warning that employment losses in the bar and restaurant sector are an important signal, as he responded to reports of multiple closures in the leisure.
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Republic Bank Group vice president, Richard Sammy
Republic Financial Holdings Ltd (RFHL) yesterday announced the appointment of Richard S. Sammy as group president and CEO of the financial services group and president and managing director of Republic Bank Ltd, with effect from January 1, 2027.
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The headquarters of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings, Trinidad.
The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce (T&T Chamber) yesterday called for a phased approach to the increase in the price of natural gas to light manufacturers, warning that rising costs for manufacturers could have negative knock-on effects for consumers and exports.
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Agriculture consultant Riyadh Mohammed.
Over the past 20 years, Trinidad and Tobago’s agriculture sector has stagnated and declined, with its GDP contribution falling below 1 per cent in recent years as the energy sector has taken centre stage. In the midst of declining oil prices in 2015, the Government pushed for diversification, but problems including low production, the effects of climate change, and a lack of finance have remained. Smallholder farms that are dispersed and experience expensive inputs, inadequate infrastructure, have to contend with the consequences of climate change, such as decreased rainfall and flooding. Our local competitiveness and value addition have been hampered by poor post-harvest facilities, a disorganised market and institutional flaws. Reliance on food imports is made worse by land degradation, unproductivity and insufficient support for research and development.
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At the 2025 T&T Energy Conference, then Prime Minister Keith Rowley indicated that T&T, is “seeking to delineate the outer limits of the country’s continental shelf, beyond 200 nautical miles”, with the practical objective of being “in a position to exploit the natural resources” on that extended portion. The statement crystallised a strategic initiative that has been quietly advancing through United Nations processes since 2009, but which now carries implications far beyond the technicalities of seabed jurisdiction.
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RAMPS Logistics (Trinidad) Limited Vice-President Growth & Strategy Brendon Mohammed
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Another long-standing Port-of-Spain business has announced plans to transition from its current operating model.
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Tourists take a ride in a classic American car in Havana.
Ramon Espinosa
HAVANA (AP) — It’s almost noon in Havana when a handful of tourists tumble out of a small yellow bus and rush toward a row of shiny classic cars, cameras in hand.
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Guyana’s Minister of Finance, Ashni Singh, talks with Guardian Media during an interview at his Georgetown office in July 2025.
Timothy Chasteau
Guyana says real economic growth is expected to remain strong with the oil and gas sector continuing to be the main driver of overall growth, supported by sustained dynamism in the broader non-oil economy.
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Director Rosco Procon Ltd JP Rostant
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Local businesses supporting T&T’s backbone oil and gas sector are warning of a “crippling effect” on operations as the country’s persistent foreign exchange shortage shifts from a market challenge to a system-wide constraint.
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Private Pharmacy Business Chamber president, Glenwayne Suchit
Roberto Codallo
The Private Pharmacy Retail Business Association (PPRBA) has expressed grave concern over comments made last week by Fair Trade Commission (FTC) executive director Bevan Narinesingh regarding the Commission’s capacity to enforce competition regulations. Narinesingh told the media that the FTC’s enforcement capabilities had been constrained by the absence of a board for the past eight months.
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Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo speaks during a press conference last Sunday at the headquarters of the ruling United National Congress in Chaguanas.
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PANAMA CITY–Minister of Finance Davendranath Tancoo says legislation to make private pensions tax free has been drafted and is now before Cabinet, with the measure expected to be included in a Finance Bill due for Parliament by late February or early March.
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The National Gas Company of T&T (NGC) has for a long time been T&T’s largest and most profitable company, operating as a key player in the country’s energy sector, its primary contributor to tax revenues and foreign exchange earnings.
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Vinda Barran, general manager, Evolve Mobility
ABRAHAM DIAZ
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Davendranath Tancoo-Minister of Finance/Minister in the Ministry of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development.
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Republic Bank Group vice president, Richard Sammy
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The headquarters of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Westmoorings, Trinidad.
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Agriculture consultant Riyadh Mohammed.
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RAMPS Logistics (Trinidad) Limited Vice-President Growth & Strategy Brendon Mohammed
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Tourists take a ride in a classic American car in Havana.
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Guyana’s Minister of Finance, Ashni Singh, talks with Guardian Media during an interview at his Georgetown office in July 2025.
Timothy Chasteau
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Director Rosco Procon Ltd JP Rostant
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