Grappling with the effects of COVID-19 is going to cost Trinidad and Tobago a pretty penny. Finance Minister Colm Imbert says the country has already spent close to one billion dollars ...
Minister of Finance, Colm Imbert has announced that the government has been able to strike a deal with the Exim Bank in order to free up to USD$100 million for those companies...
Details on how to apply for a Salary Relief Grant for people who have been without an income due to the economic fallout of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) have been released by the Finance Ministry....
Finance Minister Colm Imbert said the country may suffer a drop in revenue of about $4.5 billion due to the economic fallout of the new coronavirus (COVID-19). Speaking at a media briefing followin...
Updated on March 7, 2020 at 10.45am: The T&T Guardian has apologised to Minister of National Security Stuart Young, for incorrectly claiming that he is currently in Ghana with Prime Minister Dr...
Finance Minister Colm Imbert said a write-off of over $7 million on various heads of expenditure is a routine matter. Imbert was speaking in Parliament regarding a Motion to Adopt the Report of the...
Finance Minister, Colm Imbert is seeking advice on whether merchants can legally refuse the old $100 notes before they’re demonetised on December 31. Responding to an...
There will be a grace period for people whose special circumstances did not allow them to change their old $100 bills to the new polymer bills during the stipulated timeframe. In his introduction t...
State owned Paria Fuel Trading Company says UNIPET owes them over $100 million in defaulted payments. The revelation comes after Paria’s decision to stop supplying UNIPET with fuel. Acti...
Minister of Works and Transport Rohan Sinanan said a viral photo circulating of Finance Minister Colm Imbert sheltering from flash flooding was being made out to seem worse than it was. The photo, ...