The bar owners are hoping they would be allowed to open their businesses on a phased basis in the coming week. The sector has been closed since April 30th this year. The Bar Keepers & Operators Association says that is … Continue reading →

Some described the reopening of the retail sector as lukewarm. Yesterday one businessman explained that due to the presence of the Delta Variant a lot of people are fearful about leaving their homes. Storeowner Vishnu Charran believes COVID variants; lack … Continue reading →

Government describes the financial sector as resilient despite the COVID-19 pandemic. Finance Minister Colm Imbert admits there were risks related to the pandemic but they were largely contained. He made the statements yesterday while reading from the financial stability report. … Continue reading →

Caribbean Airlines say all systems are go for flights now that the borders have reopened. The borders opened yesterday July 17th. Yesterday Communications Manager Dionne Ligore said proper protocols are in place. She also gave an update on the discussion with … Continue reading →

Caribbean Airlines send a list of requirements for those entering Trinidad and Tobago. Via a statement CAL says to enter Trinidad and Tobago passengers must have a travel pass done and a negative PCR test result within 72 hours of … Continue reading →

The Keith Rowley led administration is being accused of double standards when it comes to the purchase of luxury vehicles. The claim comes in the wake of recent purchases by 4 MPs, 2 from the Opposition and 2 from the … Continue reading →

The manufacturing sector re-opens today. The sector has been shut down for the past months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Last weekend during the COVID-19 media update, Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley announced the lifting of restrictions on the sector. Automotive … Continue reading →

Government is giving the assurance that it will not allow gas station operators to hike fuel prices at the pumps. Energy Minister Stuart Young yesterday gave the assurance after Opposition Senator Wade Mark claimed liberalisation of the fuel market would … Continue reading →

Questions are raised over where the government intends to source its gas from, when it opens the market. While the Finance Minister describes Opposition queries as ridiculous. During debate on the Finance Bill yesterday, Opposition Senator Jerlene John said the … Continue reading →

Head of the Petroleum Dealers Association Robin Naraysingh weighs in on government’s plan to open the market. He says a rebate system should be adopted. Mr. Naraysingh believes it will be to the benefit of the economy. He believes a … Continue reading →