Covid19 regulations are in place until July 4, the state of emergency has been extended for three months and just as in Trinidad, business in Tobago are feeling the pressure. Here are some images captured by David Reid of Tobago during a covid19 SoE.

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Although we are in a state of emergency, there is nonetheless a very long list of essential service providers who are allowed to carry on with operations and whose workers cannot work remotely.

The challenge for such businesses is getting the balance right between ensuring safety

The Malawi Confederation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (MCCCI) has expressed fears of a continued rise in inflation owing to fuel and electricity price increases, among other non-food factors. This is coming against expectations that the country’s inflation would enjoy a downward

The new normal continues to evolve. At the start of covid19 spread, we had to determine the appropriate measures required to secure our bodies and environment, and keep our workers and communities safe and virus-free. That resulted in the social distancing, mask-wearing, temperature-taki