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THE acting Prime Minister has urged state-owned Heritage Petroleum Company Ltd to do its best, going forward, to stop people from building structures over its pipe and oil lines. Colm Imbert made the comment on Tuesday while speaking in the Senate. He said the family most affected by Sunday's oil leak in Fyzabad, had built

OPPOSITION Senator Wade Mark says Russia's invasion of Ukraine, one year ago, helped slightly boost TT's economy in relation to the energy sector. Mark was speaking in the Senate on Tuesday morning during the second reading of the Finance (Supplementation and Variation of Appropriation) (Financial Year 2023) Bill, 2023. Mark said the government over-estimated oil

ACTING Prime Minister and Finance Minister Colm Imbert has said that based on statistics by the Central Statistical Office (CSO), it is clear the economy has "fully recovered" from the hardships faced as a result of the pandemic. Imbert, who is acting in the absence of Dr Rowley who was out of the country, was

THE PARIA diving tragedy enquiry – whose final report has now been delayed – has a narrow remit, limited as it is to the events that occurred at facilities owned by the Paria Fuel Trading Company leading up to and after February 25, 2022. While much attention has rightly been paid to Paria’s operations, little

FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert has announced that the tax amnesty has been extended to June 30. This, he said, is specifically being done to ensure those supplying goods and services to the government/public bodies are up to date with their tax payments.

The acting Prime Minister has urged state-owned Heritage Petroleum Company Ltd to do its best going forward to stop people from building structures over pipelines.

THE Senate sits from 10 am on Tuesday to debate the Finance (Supplementation and Variation of Appropriation) (Financial Year 2023) Bill, 2023, the mid-year review.

More than half our population did not experience the ravages of the 1988 International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) intervention.This group likely does not pay attention to the news reports on the Arti

Princes Town MP Barry Padarath says the Children's Authority is under-budgeted and under-resourced.

IT MIGHT BE hard to imagine it today, but there was once a time when a trip to the cinema cost only a few dollars. This price of admission would buy moviegoers access to a double bill of delight: two movies with an intermission in between. In those day, and for a certain generation –