Trinidad & Tobago Newsday
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ERIC Solis Marketing Ltd (Solis) posted its first unaudited quarterly results since releasing its initial public offering and becoming listed on the TT Stock Exchange’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) market. The statement for the first quarter of the financial year 2025, published on September 13, showed total assets at $23.7 million – a slight […]
ABOUT half of Republic Bank’s $200 million planned investment for micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) has already been disbursed to about 1,300 businesses. The bank has pledged $200 million to support SMEs by 2025 as part of its Power to Make a Difference corporate social responsibility programme. RBL vice-president Richard Sammy made the revelations […]
A high-ranking police officer and the leader of the police’s union have voiced their support for the process and the outcomes of the latest round of promotions within the police. On September 12, the police announced promotions of eight officers to the rank of assistant police commissioner (ACP). They were given their instruments of promotion […]
Chutney soca singer GI (Imran Beharry) is exploring his full potential as an artiste. Not only is he experimenting with new genres for 2025, but he is also fully investing in his entrepreneurial interests as a mas band leader. For Carnival 2025, GI has teamed up with a group of stakeholders to diversify its ten-year […]
IF IT IS true that a file in relation to a million-dollar malicious prosecution lawsuit brought against the State by nine accused murderers went missing, it seems also true that all semblance of accountability in relation to this matter has vanished. “I am not going to make the report public,” insisted Attorney General Reginald Armour, […]
THE EDITOR: The Government is forcing issues once more in a very wanton manner, this time on “going cashless.” Cash is a medium of exchange that never belonged exclusively to government. It originates in finance houses at the service of the depositors of their own wealth, namely, the people. Later in history the people agreed […]
THE EDITOR: Mayaro MP Rushton Paray would be fooling himself to believe that UNC leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar will select him or any of his United Patriots comrades to contest the 2025 general election. The signs are pellucidly clear. They have been effectively debarred from all party activities and perhaps surrogates have already been assigned to […]
THE EDITOR: It is time for the Government to take resolute action and demonstrate a genuine commitment to protecting its citizens. There have been more than 400 murders for the year as the country continues to spiral into an abyss of violence and crime. The PNM government has been in power for nine years. Yet […]
A 14-year-old girl and her one-year-old baby from Point Fortin have been reported missing, and the police are calling on the public for help in finding them. Linel Noel and her son, Kayleb Noel, were last seen on September 9 at the family’s home at Warden Road in Fanny Village. Newsday learnt that Noel argued […]
TOBAGO businesses have been urged to join the growing network of entrepreneurs attached to the Unit Trust Corporation’s Scale Up TT Programme, designed to help them achieve sustainable expansion. On September 10, UTC in partnership with the Tobago Division of the TT Chamber of Industry and Commerce, hosted a business luncheon at Comfort Inn and […]