Andrew Gioannetti is a freelance Reporter and Writer. He covers a diverse range of topics including retail, e-commerce, government and politics, with a focus on public policy, entrepreneurship, and corporate finance. His work has been featured in Wired868, 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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By: Andrew Gioannetti
PROCUREMENT is at an inflection point, veteran industry leader John Dickson suggested to delegates at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply’s (CIPS) Caribbean Conference and Awards 2025, arguing that … Continue reading Procurement expert says profession must be people-centred, value-driven
By: Andrew Gioannetti
ALLISHA Ali never explicitly set out to become an artist. She didn’t study or teach fine art, and until recently, hadn’t sold a single piece she made.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
COUVA Joylanders Steel Orchestra has fired back at the National Gas Company (NGC) after the state-owned energy company withdrew corporate funding from youth-centred, sporting, and cultural events and organisations, including local steelbands.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
OPPOSITION Leader Penelope Beckles has accused Prime Minister Kamla Persad‑Bissessar of betraying campaign promises and using “punitive fines” as a revenue grab.
THE cost of registering births and deaths will increase from January 1, after a legal notice published on December 25 updated the long‑standing fee schedule under the Births and Deaths Registration Act.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
CARIBBEAN AIRLINES (CAL) has confirmed that its domestic flights between Trinidad and Tobago are operating at maximum capacity, warning that only passengers with confirmed tickets will be guaranteed travel.
A family who paid a down payment on a Housing Development Corporation (HDC) home more than four years ago was left stunned on December 29 after discovering strangers putting up decorations and preparing to move into the unit, just weeks before they were finally due to receive the keys.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
THE DOUBLING of customs fees, published in the gazette on Christmas Day, is cause for concern for the Greater Tunapuna Chamber of Industry and Commerce (GTCIC) which warns that these changes will weigh heavily on small businesses and, in time, reach the pockets of shoppers.
By: Andrew Gioannetti
OPPOSITION Leader Pennelope Beckles has blasted government's decision to raise the cost of registering births and deaths, effective January 1, describing it as “reckless, desperate, and insulting.”
By: Andrew Gioannetti
HADCO Experiences has been awarded Green Key certification for the Asa Wright Nature Centre, in Arima and Mt Plaisir Estate Hotel in Grand Riviere.
