Vishanna Phagoo is a reporter for the Trinidad Express Newspapers, with a focus on local news in Trinidad and Tobago. Her articles cover a range of topics including business, finance, cyberattacks, and government policies. Her work has also been featured in Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
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Vishanna Phagoo's coverage focuses on local finance, economy, business and government-related topics in Trinidad & Tobago. She frequently covers government announcements and press releases while also citing data.
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By: Vishanna Phagoo
TRINIDAD and Tobago could see an increase in downstream jobs once its potential as a methanol bunkering hub is realised, according to director of Marketing & Logistics at Proman Trinidad,
CHAIRMAN of SOLIS (Eric Solis Marketing Ltd), Angella Persad, is excited about the new path ahead following the company’s recently concluded, oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO).Persad described the IPO, which
By: Vishanna Phagoo
ENERGY Minister Stuart Young announced that a percentage of methanol will be added to traditional fuels in the “not too distant future” to create cleaner-burning alternatives.
HESITANCY to embrace a cashless society remains evident, as a survey conducted by the European Union and the United Nations Capital Development Fund reveals a strong preference for cash savings
By: Vishanna Phagoo
AFTER an accident, people often face increased insurance premiums or, in more severe cases, have their vehicle classified as an Actual Total Loss (ATL) or Constructive Total Loss (CTL) by
By: Vishanna Phagoo
IN February 2022, Caricom heads of government committed to reducing the food import bill by 25% by 2025.With the deadline approaching, how close is Trinidad and Tobago to meeting this
When you think of a car accident, the last thing on your mind is what comes after the insurance settles, the hassle of selling a damaged vehicle.
NESTLÉ is striving to maintain its brand prominence through strong sustainability initiatives and the digitalisation of its operations, which include tracking shipments and monitoring warehouse logistics globally, according to outgoing
Acting vice-president of operations at the Caribbean Development Bank Therese Turner-Jones believes Trinidad and Tobago and the CDB’s “story” is not impressive, given that many specific projects were not completed
By: Vishanna Phagoo
TO reduce plastic waste, support local agriculture, and address the needs of the National Centre for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD), the United
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