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CBTT improves forex distribution
Posted: Friday, August 21, 2026
CBTT improves forex distribution
The Central Bank said it has implemented targeted initiatives aimed at improving the efficiency, transparency and distribution of foreign exchange in the local market over the past two months.
Cudjoe: Money not there to pay wage settlements
He said the Government came into office with a significant deficit.
"I am the head at UTT. We came in with a $24 million deficit. And CAL, it's the same thing. So, it cannot create money. In the United States, yes, the central bank can create money. We cannot create money. The Government is trying to do its best with what it has."
The insult that multiplied
Public relations strategist Abhijeet Dipke jokingly launched the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) as a satirical movement, declaring that membership was open to anyone who was "unemployed, lazy, chronically online and able to rant professionally."
The idea exploded online. The movement reportedly gained 3.7 million followers within 24 hours and by late May had amassed 22 million Instagram followers, surpassing the Bharatiya Janata Party's online following at the time.
EMA finds no breaches at Queen's Park Savannah site
The Environmental Management Authority (EMA) says it has found no breaches of environmental requirements in works being carried out at the Queen's Park Savannah ahead of Independence Day celebrations, as criticism grows over the government's decision to relocate the parade.
PNM rift deepens
Sando East executive fires back at Manning
Two executive members resign as dispute between Manning and Alexis deepens
The resignations came even as PNM chairman Marvin Gonzales reiterated his warning against public infighting, saying he would personally remind the constituency executive to follow the party leadership's guidance.
PM remains mum on decision of CoP to take emergency leave
Authority: 2,700 child abuse reports recorded in first half of year
Responding to questions from Guardian Media via email yesterday, the Children's Authority confirmed that this figure, recorded between January and July 2026, represented a decline of 11.9 per cent, when compared with the same period last year.
Uncertainty still surrounds the death of 18-year-old dancer and student Jedda Beharry
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