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Daily battle to source forex
Posted: Monday, July 13, 2026

Daily battle to source forex, manufacturers at TIC complain
The chronic shortage of foreign exchange dominated discussions on day two of the Trade and Investment Convention (TIC), as local manufacturers highlighted to the Sunday Business Guardian the extreme banking hurdles and parallel market reliance currently keeping their businesses alive.

CSO Preparing For TT National Population and Housing Census In 2027

Gov't plans the export of copper for one year
The Government has banned the export of copper for one year, allowing only licensed manufacturers to export the metal under strict conditions following a surge in copper theft and vandalism of critical infrastructure.

Flood alert issued for southern and eastern Trinidad as more rain expected
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service (TTMS) has issued a Yellow Level Localised Flood Alert from 5:00 am to 4:00 pm on Monday, July 13, warning that more rain could trigger flooding in some communities.

Ainsley King Retains TUCO's Presidency

Family of late Oscar B says his life positively impacted many

T&T's energy expansion endangers coral reefs
As Trinidad and Tobago aggressively pushes to reverse its declining hydrocarbon output through new offshore frontiers and cross-border gas deals, a sobering global report has cast a light on the environmental cost of this revival.

When SoE government becomes the new normal

Barry Padarath says he's concerned that a former Gov't Minister who allegedly placed a hit on his life is still free
Padarath stated: "I was at the Parliament at that time and I agreed to meet with them. Minister Saddam Hosein accompanied me to that meeting with the head of the Branch, and they advised me that a gang leader had given a sworn statement to the TTPS that he was engaged by a former PNM government minister to put a hit on my life."

PrideTT in mourning over murdered Koby
The Express reported last week on the discovery of a man's body near to a tracking facility on Mount St Catherine, Chaguaramas, after a security officer who arrived for duty that morning discovered the body. There was a single gunshot to the back of his neck.

Cop charged after man shot in row
Tobago police officer Kernel Dates will appear before a virtual court today facing two charges: wounding with intent and causing grievous bodily harm to 37-year-old Osae Murray.




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