Trinidad & Tobago News

US Ambassador Candace Bond, second from left, and Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee-Scoon, right, receive tokens from Amerijet’s director of revenue accounting, John Hagan, left, and chief financial officer Joe Moszzali, during the opening of Amerijet International Airlines at Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.
US Ambassador Candace Bond, second from left, and Minister of Trade and Industry Paula Gopee-Scoon, right, receive tokens from Amerijet’s director of revenue accounting, John Hagan, left, and chief financial officer Joe Moszzali, during the opening of Amerijet International Airlines at Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.

Amerijet opens new Trinidad office

(Trinidad Guardian) Trade and Industry Minister, Paula Gopee-Scoon, described the opening of a new Amerijet Caribbean Express branch in Port-of-Spain yesterday, as further evidence that investor confidence is growing in the country.

Digicel retrenches 126 workers in Trinidad

(Trinidad Express) A hundred and twenty-six Digicel customer contact service centre employees have been retrenched this morning, as the company has transitioned to a consolidated regional centre in Jamaica.

A crime scene Investigator looks into the back of the car in which Natasha Moonasar was shot and killed along the Southern Main Road, Couva, yesterday.

Trinidad woman shot dead in taxi

(Trinidad Guardian) While homicide detectives are yet to establish a motive for the murder of Couva mother, Natasha Moonasar, they suspect that someone ordered a hit on her life.

IMF calls again for removal of Trinidad foreign exchange restrictions

(Trinidad Guardian) A staff mission from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) yesterday said it again “encourages” the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank to remove all restrictions on current international transactions as a means of creating a more investment-friendly business environment that would drive the diversification of the T&T economy.

Dr Amery Browne

Trinidad opens doors to Caricom workers

(Trinidad Guardian) The Government has proclaimed legislation which will increase the number of people from Caricom member states who can enter and work in this country, as well as allow them to do so indefinitely.

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