Flow Trinidad has no­ti­fied its cus­tomers that it will be up­dat­ing its ca­ble tele­vi­sion line­up in light of re­cent­ly is­sued guide­lines by Telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions Au­thor­i­ty of T&T (TATT).

Navin Dook­er­an, CEO of the Ex­port-Im­port Bank of Trinidad and To­ba­go (Ex­im­Bank), was yes­ter­day ter­mi­nat­ed with im­me­di­ate ef­fect, Guardian Me­dia has learned. No of­fi­cial rea­son for his sud­den de­par­ture was pro­vid­ed.

ANSA McAL, and one of its sub­sidiaries, have emerged vic­to­ri­ous in a mul­ti-mil­lion dol­lar le­gal bat­tle with the Ger­man ship­ping gi­ant Ha­pag-Lloyd AG over a ship­ment of chem­i­cals which spilled af­ter leav­ing T&T.

Di­ver­si­fied, pub­licly list­ed Agos­ti­ni said yes­ter­day that the com­pa­ny does not dom­i­nate the pro­cure­ment of phar­ma­ceu­ti­cals for the pub­lic sec­tor or the lo­cal phar­ma­cy sec­tor.

Joint Con­sul­ta­tive Coun­cil for the Con­struc­tion In­dus­try (JCC) pres­i­dent Fazir Khan has cau­tioned against fram­ing the con­struc­tion sec­tor’s cur­rent slow­down as a melt­down trig­gered by any sin­gle com­pa­ny, in­sist­ing the pres­sures now sur­fac­ing are the re­sult of long-stand­ing struc­tur­al prob­lems for which in­dus­try lead­ers should have an­tic­i­pat­ed and planned.

First Cit­i­zens yes­ter­day an­nounced that it has rolled out Google Pay in T&T, mak­ing this the first time the mo­bile pay­ment ser­vice is avail­able lo­cal­ly.

Se­nior of­fi­cials at Ju­nior Sam­my Con­trac­tors Ltd have dis­missed re­ports that all per­ma­nent em­ploy­ees of the com­pa­ny were is­sued with fur­lough no­tices up to the end of Jan­u­ary, in­sist­ing the claim is “com­plete­ly un­true” and based on in­ac­cu­rate in­for­ma­tion.

New­ly-ap­point­ed pres­i­dent of the Co-op­er­a­tive Cred­it Union League of T&T, Auldric Nep­tune, who took the reigns on April 13, 2025 has ar­tic­u­lat­ed a five-pronged strat­e­gy to trans­form the $20 bil­lion sec­tor, fo­cus­ing on: strength­en­ing in­ter­nal lead­er­ship and gov­er­nance; achiev­ing re­gion­al dom­i­nance by tar­get­ing the Caribbean’s num­ber one rank­ing; ag­gres­sive­ly mod­ernising ser­vice de­liv­ery through en­hanced shared ser­vices and cy­ber­se­cu­ri­ty; proac­tive­ly work­ing to grow small­er cred­it unions in­to com­pet­i­tive play­ers; and ur­gent­ly se­cur­ing key leg­isla­tive re­forms to en­able gov­ern­ment cheque en­cash­ment and ac­cep­tance of busi­ness­es as mem­bers.

Hur­ri­cane Melis­sa has caused wide­spread dev­as­ta­tion across the Caribbean, with Ja­maica, Haiti and Cu­ba par­tic­u­lar­ly af­fect­ed.

The cost of liv­ing may go up in T&T in 2026 be­cause of some of the mea­sures in­tro­duced in the bud­get which was pre­sent­ed in Oc­to­ber.

Dr Mar­garet Satya Rose’s analy­sis of the Of­fice of Pro­cure­ment Reg­u­la­tion’s re­cent com­mu­niqué cor­rect­ly high­lights the le­gal and gov­er­nance im­por­tance of ro­bust an­nu­al pro­cure­ment plan­ning.

Well com­ple­tion is the crit­i­cal fi­nal phase of oil and gas op­er­a­tions that pre­pares a new­ly drilled well for ser­vice. It is es­sen­tial for eco­nom­ic vi­a­bil­i­ty, as it en­sures the safe and ef­fi­cient con­trol and flow of hy­dro­car­bons from the reser­voir to the sur­face.