Pres­i­dent Ir­faan Ali says Guyana will soon com­mence one of the world’s fastest gas-to-shore projects and is al­so aim­ing to have a sec­ond ma­jor gas pipeline ready by 2030 to sup­port the coun­try’s in­dus­tri­al growth.

Min­is­ter of Works and In­fra­struc­ture Jear­lean John says this coun­try’s strate­gic in­vest­ment mis­sion to the Unit­ed Arab Emi­rates (UAE) “went very well.”

The Plan­ning In­sti­tute of Ja­maica (PI­OJ) on Tues­day said that the lo­cal econ­o­my grew by an es­ti­mat­ed 4.6 per cent dur­ing the three month pe­ri­od, Ju­ly to Sep­tem­ber this year, as com­pared to the same pe­ri­od last year.

Ma­jor­i­ty state-owned telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions com­pa­ny bmo­bile part­nered with the en­tre­pre­neur­ship hub for its sec­ond an­nu­al en­tre­pre­neur­ship fo­rum to as­sist en­ti­ties in a num­ber of ways.

The Of­fice of Pro­cure­ment Reg­u­la­tion (OPR) is­sued an in­ter­est­ing com­mu­niqué on An­nu­al Pro­cure­ment Plan­ning on 12 No­vem­ber 2025 to pub­lic bod­ies. The com­mu­niqué an­nounces what ap­pears to be a fun­da­men­tal re-in­ter­pre­ta­tion of pro­cure­ment plan­ning oblig­a­tions un­der sec­tion 27(1) of the Pub­lic Pro­cure­ment and Dis­pos­al of Pub­lic Prop­er­ty Act (PPDP­PA). The con­tent, tone, and omis­sions in that com­mu­ni­ca­tion re­quire care­ful scruti­ny, not be­cause plan­ning is a bu­reau­crat­ic ex­er­cise, but be­cause pro­cure­ment plan­ning is one of the most im­por­tant in­ter­nal-con­trol mech­a­nisms in the mod­ern gov­er­nance ar­chi­tec­ture.

Ad­ver­tis­ing in T&T is en­ter­ing a de­ci­sive new phase as dig­i­tal tech­nol­o­gy, shift­ing au­di­ence be­hav­iour and eco­nom­ic pres­sures force brands to re­think how they com­mu­ni­cate. Glob­al­ly, the in­dus­try con­tin­ues to ex­pe­ri­ence rapid dis­rup­tion dri­ven by ar­ti­fi­cial in­tel­li­gence, pri­va­cy reg­u­la­tions and de­mands for mea­sur­able val­ue. Lo­cal­ly, busi­ness­es are nav­i­gat­ing the same forces while adapt­ing to the re­al­i­ties of a small but high­ly con­nect­ed mar­ket.

As Gov­ern­ment moves to ap­point a ma­jor­i­ty of the di­rec­tors on the board of Re­pub­lic Fi­nan­cial Hold­ings Ltd (RFHL), which would en­sure con­trol by the State of the re­gion’s largest fi­nan­cial ser­vices com­pa­ny, di­rec­tor Ja­son Mootoo, an at­tor­ney, has re­signed.

“Vin­cent Pereira has an­nounced his re­tire­ment/res­ig­na­tion from Re­pub­lic Fi­nan­cial Hold­ings (RFHL). I have known him for decades, and he has said that he is sell­ing all his shares in the bank, and I should do the same. I am go­ing to fol­low his ad­vice; he has nev­er guid­ed me wrong. This is all be­cause of gov­ern­ment in­ter­fer­ence in a very, very suc­cess­ful BANK.

In a move to re­shape the fi­nan­cial land­scape of T&T, First­line Se­cu­ri­ties Ltd is launch­ing the na­tion’s first-ever Sharīʿah com­pli­ant pri­vate place­ment, in­de­pen­dent­ly cer­ti­fied by a qual­i­fied Is­lam­ic fi­nan­cial schol­ar.

For­mer en­er­gy min­is­ter Kevin Ram­nar­ine does not be­lieve that Trinidad and To­ba­go’s en­er­gy sec­tor will crum­ble if it does not get gas from Venezuela.

The T&T Unit Trust Cor­po­ra­tion (UTC) has an­nounced a ma­jor in­vest­ment mile­stone: the ma­tu­ri­ty of the Ca­lyp­so Macro In­dex Fund (CMIF).

Massy Hold­ings Ltd’s planned sale of its Ja­maican dis­tri­b­u­tion busi­ness to Aca­do Ltd, a sub­sidiary of T&T’s Agos­ti­ni, has been frozen pend­ing the sale of an in­sulin brand to a third par­ty dis­trib­u­tor.