Ryan Hamilton is a journalist based in Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago. He writes for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday and his work has also been featured in Hospitality Net. Ryan covers a range of topics including politics, economics, and trade, providing insightful analysis and reporting on local issues in Trinidad & Tobago.
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Ryan Hamilton's coverage primarily centers around local government and politics, energy, business, and industry in Trinidad & Tobago. He frequently reports on government announcements, press releases, and breaking news related to trade, business, economics, finance among other topics.
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By: Ryan Hamilton-Davis
SEVERAL trade unions including the Joint Trade Union Movement (JTUM), the National Trade Union Centre (NATUC) and the Federation of Independent Trade Unions and NGOs (FITUN) knocked the fiscal measures … Continue reading Minimum wage increase ‘woefully low,’ says unions
By: Ryan Hamilton-Davis
NATIONAL Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds said military forces are already collaborating with the police to secure construction sites. The minister spoke to Newsday in response to calls by the president … Continue reading Hinds: Police, army already securing construction sites
Energy Minister Stuart Young said UNC bad deals cost TT’s energy sector billions of dollars in claims and lost revenue, but the PNM negotiated with stakeholders and facilitated the turnaround of the energy sector.
By: Ryan Hamilton-Davis
Contrary to the Finance Minister’s assessment of a $3 billion deficit in the budget, Pointe-a-Pierre MP David Lee’s maths suggested there would be an $8 billion deficit. Lee said Minister … Continue reading David Lee’s maths suggests $8b 2023 budget deficit
By: Ryan Hamilton-Davis
Minister of Energy Stuart Young says negotiations are being held to have a supply of gas brought to Trinidad and Tobago from the Loran side of the Loran/Manatee gas field … Continue reading Young: Loran gas coming to Trinidad and Tobago as well
A new board of directors was appointed for Colonial Life Insurance Ltd (CLICO) a statement from the company said on Tuesday. The new board of directors include Jennifer Frederick as … Continue reading CLICO gets new board of directors
SINCE THE economy reopened in 2022 after the covid pandemic restrictions, the TT Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) has embarked on several trade missions across the region – getting boots on the … Continue reading TTMA head: Trade missions bearing fruit
Despite the world’s push to transition to clean energy and reduce the world’s carbon emissions, fossil fuels such as natural gas are going to be around for a while. Natural … Continue reading Getting the best out of energy with Clarke
Is your team tired or uninspired? Leaders in businesses across numerous industries have to ask themselves this question regularly as they struggle to get the best performance from their teams … Continue reading Creating the environment for inspiration
By: Ryan Hamilton-Davis
Eighteen participants of the WTO/Institute of International Relations Caribbean Regional Trade Policy Course sponsored by UWI (WTO-RTPC) have visited SM Jaleel and Company Ltd.
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