Andrew Gioannetti is a Reporter at Wired868. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, finance, and social issues, with a focus on Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean Islands. His work has been featured in ExBulletin, Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, and CDC Gaming Reports.
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Andrew Gioannetti's journalistic focus is primarily on local news, with a significant emphasis on event coverage and government announcements. His articles often cover a wide range of topics including sports, music, business, and social issues within Trinidad & Tobago.
Pitch ideas to Andrew could include coverage of local events such as sports competitions or cultural celebrations, analysis of government policies and their impact on the community, or features about individuals making a positive impact in various fields within Trinidad & Tobago. Additionally, providing insights into ongoing issues like minimum wage concerns or challenges faced by businesses in the region would likely be well-received.
Given his strong emphasis on covering local stories that resonate with the community in Trinidad & Tobago, pitches should reflect an understanding of the specific interests and concerns relevant to this area.
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THIS COUNTRY’S inflation rate for December 2024 has remained relatively stable, registering at 0.5 per cent, the same as in November.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
ENERGY giant bpTT says it is unable to share detailed information on the potential consequences of bp's global restructuring process on its local operations.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE MASSY Group has boasted its second consecutive year of record-breaking financial performance and a six per cent increase in dividend payout.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE UWI Guild of Students, St Augustine, has urged its members not to boycott classes as the new semester begins on January 20, despite the ongoing protest by the West Indies Group of University Teachers (WIGUT) and the withholding of over 20,000 grades.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
Celebrated musician Roger Boothman was celebrated on January 18 for his extraordinary contributions to TT's artistic legacy.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
INSURANCE giant Sagicor has bolstered its operations in TT, opening two new branches and appointing experienced managers to lead them.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE Co-operative Credit Union League of Trinidad and Tobago (CCULTT) signed two memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with the Telecommunications Service of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT) and the Trinidad and Tobago International Financial Centre (TTIFC).
By: Andrew Gioannetti
The persistent foreign exchange (forex) shortage remains a significant threat to the survival of businesses, particularly small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across various sectors, and to the broader national economy.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
SOME 1,142 people have arrested between December 30 and January 24 during the ongoing state of emergency (SoE), after 1,455 operations and 8,706 searches by the police.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
WHILE the police staunchly support its officers' use of bodycams on duty, there remains a significant shortfall in the number available for the increased exercises being done during the current state of emergency (SoE).
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