Ramesh Dookhoo: T&T private sector must respect Guyana’s local content law

Ramesh Dookhoo: T&T private sector must respect Guyana’s local content law

CHAIRMAN of Trade and Investment at the Private Sector Commission (PSC), Ramesh Dookhoo, on Tuesday urged Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) private sector not to be disrespectful to Guyana’s local content law. Dookhoo made these remarks during the Guyana Manufacturing Services and Association Limited (GMSA) business luncheon where a group of Trinidadian business representatives were present.…

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Former Police Service Commission Chairman questions constitutionality of Clifton Hicken’s appointment as Acting Top Cop

Former Police Service Commission Chairman questions constitutionality of Clifton Hicken’s appointment as Acting Top Cop

Former Chairman of the Police Service Commission, retired Assistant Police Commissioner, Paul Slowe is not surprised that Assistant Commissioner of Police Clifton Hicken has been appointed to act as Commissioner of Police ahead of Deputy Commissioner of Police Paul Williams. During an appearance on the Mark Benschop show last evening, Mr. Slowe said he believes…

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Caribbean Chambers focus on trade and shipping for growth

Caribbean Chambers focus on trade and shipping for growth

(Jamaica Gleaner) The Network of Caribbean Chambers of Commerce, CARICHAM, is pointing to shipping woes made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as inefficiencies in trade arrangements within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) region, and globally, as being among the major stumbling blocks to doing business. Andrew Santey, a trade facilitation adviser and the group’s…

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Travel interest in Caribbean region strong

Travel interest in Caribbean region strong

(Barbados Today) WITH Caribbean destinations remaining a top choice for people looking to take a trip this year, tourism officials are being urged to stay on top of customers’ concerns and keep them up to date on COVID-19 protocol changes. This reminder came during the latest Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Live resilient series.…

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‘Can’t brush aside Guyanese hurt’- Trinidadian finds business in Guyana positive

‘Can’t brush aside Guyanese hurt’- Trinidadian finds business in Guyana positive

By Vishani Ragobeer Vishani@newsroom.gy Shaun Rampersad, the Head of the Trinidadian-owned Ramps Logistics, believes that Trinidadian businesses seeking to do business in Guyana must first recognise that many Guyanese are hurt because of mistreatment faced in the Twin-Island Republic. This, he said, is an important part of the seemingly brewing rift in the Guyana/ Trinidad…

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Attorney General defends President’s appointment of Hicken as Acting Top Cop as act of necessity

Attorney General defends President’s appointment of Hicken as Acting Top Cop as act of necessity

Attorney General and Minister of Legal Affairs Anil Nanlall has defended the President’s decision to move ahead with the appointment of Assistant Police Commissioner Clifton Hicken to act as Police Commissioner in the absence of consultation with the Opposition Leader and the Police Service Commission. Appearing on his weekly tv show, Issues in the News,…

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