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On a 90-minute drive from the Cheddi Jagan International Airport to Georgetown, the capital of Guyana, one night last week, three journalists from Trinidad and Tobago were stunned by the seemingly endless stream of trucks heading in the opposite direction. Dozens of trucks carrying road-building material zoomed past on a road that is in the process of being widened to accommodate the ever-increasing number of visitors to the country, as well as the new and foreign-used cars that are being purchased daily by Guyanese, many of whom have experienced an improvement in their standard of living in the last five years.
Angostura Holdings Ltd will hold a special meeting of the shareholders on August 6, 2025 to elect directors of the company.
Discussions on climate change, with an emphasis on resilience and sustainability, will be a part of the agenda for Carifesta XV.
Digicel has moved to address its credit situation after launching an offering of US$1.55 billion aggregate principal amount of senior secured notes due 2032 to be co-issued by Digicel International Finance Limited (DIFL) and DIFL US LLC.
Trinidad and Tobago national Narendra Ramgulam has been appointed by the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) as its new Deputy Director, Sustainable Tourism.
Guyana’s President Dr Irfaan Ali says his country is concentrating on building out its own infrastructure and he will only be able to make an assessment on the Petrotrin refinery when the discussion comes up.
Energy Minister Dr Roodal Moonilal has identified wind as a key resource for utility-scale power development in Trinidad and Tobago.
Winner of the Carnival Large Band of the Year, 2025, The Lost Tribe, has opened Carnival Campus, a programme aimed at educating youngsters in the business of Carnival and potentially reducing foreign exchange use within the Carnival sector.
The evolution of artificial intelligence and its use in the local market was brought into focus for the export and shipping sectors at last week’s Trade and Investment Convention.
Jamaican financial powerhouse, NCB Financial Group (NCBFG), has agreed to pledge all of the shares of its majority-owned subsidiary, Westmoorings-based Guardian Holdings Ltd (GHL), as collateral for its delayed US$300 million bond.
Guyana’s Minister of Natural Resources, Vickram Bharrat, says while the country has not closed the door on partnering with T&T to reopen the Petrotrin Refinery in Pointe-a-Pierre, there are factors they will have to consider before making a decision.
Transit visa policies represent a complex intersection of national security, immigration control and international mobility.
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