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Daily Brief - Tuesday 28th January, 2025

Police are still searching for a man they believe may have critical information about the death of three-year-old Jereem George. The child died in a fire at his home in Christian Extension, Windy Hill, Arouca ,on January 23. Read more

28th January 2025


Daily Brie f- Monday 27th January, 2025

The West Indian Tobacco Company Ltd (Witco) is celebrating 120 years of business and 50 years of association with the Desperadoes Steel Orchestra. In commemoration of this, Witco invited the Trade Ministry and the TT Manufacturers' Association (TTMA) to tour its upgraded factory on January 24. Read more

27th January 2025


Daily Brief- Thursday 23rd January 2025

DILLON RAMNATH, who was 17 years old when he was charged with the 2006 murder of Toolsie Ramkissoon, was yesterday released from prison at the age of 35. Read more here Read more

23rd January 2025


Daily Brief- Wednesday 22nd January 2025

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22nd January 2025


Daily Brief - Tuesday 21st January, 2024

Amid the growing concern about foreign exchange constraints in the country, the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers' Association (TTMA) is hoping the ongoing trade mission to Dominica will help the situation. TTMA Chief Executive Officer Mahindra Ramdeen said he hopes the four-day mission would be beneficial in particular for emerging businesses... Read more

21st January 2025


Daily Brief - Monday 20th January, 2025

Minister of Trade Paula Gopee-Scoon is leading Trinidad and Tobago’s trade mission to Dominica. The mission was scheduled to arrive yesterday and will be in Dominica until January 22. Organised by the Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) and supported by the ministry, the trade mission aims to create business... Read more

20th January 2025


Daily Brief - Friday 17th January, 2025

The TT Promoters Association (TTPA) said it assures people that it will continue to invest in ensuring they are safe when they attend events in Trinidad, in spite of the ongoing state of emergency (SoE). It said the event industry is not a proxy for criminality in TT. Read more

17th January 2025


Daily Brief - Thursday 16th January, 2025

For the first time in a decade, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) found TT has undergone gradual and sustained economic recovery in 2024. A press release from the IMF on June 5, 2024, said real GDP expanded by around 2.1 per cent in 2023 owing to developments in the non-energy... Read more

16th January 2025


Daily Brief - Wednesday 15th January, 2025

TT Manufacturer's Association CEO Dr Mahindra Ramesh Ramdeen said, "The state of emergency has had limited impact on the manufacturing capabilities of our members. The sector continues to operate efficiently, ensuring the uninterrupted supply of goods and services both locally and internationally. Read more

15th January 2025


Daily Brief - Tuesday 14th January, 2025

Minister of Trade Paula Gopee-Scoon has said implementing property tax on business is not a consideration of the government for the time being. She made the statement while answering questions from the media after a tour of the Blue Waters factory on Orange Grove Road in Tacarigua. Read more

14th January 2025


Daily Brief - Monday 13th January, 2025

Dr Vanessa Harry, senior lecturer and head of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Unit at the Faculty of Medical Sciences at UWI, St Augustine, says TT has about 200 cases of cervical cancer a year, and most of those cases present at stage 2 or 3 because there are no symptoms... Read more

13th January 2025


Daily Brief - Friday 10th January, 2025

After being named the chief guest for the the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD) Convention in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India, President Christine Kangaloo was honoured with the Pravasi Bharatiya Samman award. It is the highest award conferred by the Republic of India on non-nationals in recognition of the "exceptional achievements and... Read more

10th January 2025


Daily Brief - Thursday 9th January, 2025

THE Ministry of Health says it is monitoring the spread of respiratory viruses, including the human metapneumovirus (HMPV). A news release on January 8 said Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh and the Ministry of Health team are actively monitoring the situation in China, where there has been a rise in HMPV cases. Read more

9th January 2025


Daily Brief - Wednesday 8th January, 2025

Liquidators Grant Thornton have started the process for the divestment of Tru Valu’s chain of supermarkets. Several officials at Grant Thornton confirmed to Newsday that the process had started but added it was still in the early stages. Read more

8th January 2025


Daily Brief - Tuesday 7th January, 2025

After a sorrowful Christmas season, the four children of missing oil worker Pete Phillip from La Romaine spent an extra day home together yesterday, but are expected to return to school on January 7. The school term began on January 6. Read more

7th January 2025


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