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Agriculture Meeting
Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, third from right, greets Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister Ayana Webster-Roy, who is the Member of Parliament for Tobago East, as the Minister arrived at the Administrative Complex, Calder Hall, for a meeting on agricultural production. Also at the meeting were, from left, Secretary of Food Production Hayden Spencer, co-ordinator of the Agriculture Revitalisation Team William Benjamin, executive adviser to the Chief Secretary Terrence Henry and adviser to the Prime Minister on Agriculture John Alleyne.
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Shell TT courtesy call
Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, third from right, greets Shell Trinidad and Tobago Vice President and Country Chairman Derek Hudson, during a courtesy call at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex on Tuesday (August 8, 2017). With them from left are Shell's Government Relations Manager Mark Regis, External Relations Manager Candice Clarke-Salloum, Deputy Chief Secretary and Secretary of Finance Joel Jack and THA Chief Administrator Raye Sandy.
Star of Bethlehem courtesy call
THA Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles greets George James, chairman of the planning committee of the Star of Bethlehem Lodge #21's 100th Anniversary celebrations, during a courtesy call at his Calder Hall Administrative Complex office on Tuesday (August 8, 2017). With them from left are Vince Learmont, member, and Leon Dennis, Worthy Master.
JCI Vice President courtesy call
THA Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, right, presents Junior Chamber International (JCI) West Indies National Vice President Khaleid Holder with a copy of the book "Our Tobago, Our Heritage" during a courtesy call by Holder at his Calder Hall Administrative Complex office on Thursday (August 3, 2017)
Health Secretary appoints REACH committee
Secretary for Health, Wellness and Family Development Dr Agatha Carrington, right, sits alongside chairman of the newly appointed REACH committee Kareesa Wilson at the Division of Health's office, Glen Road on Tuesday (July 25, 2017). Wilson and other members received their instruments of appointment during the media conference to announce the reintroduction of the committee. Back row, standing from left are Lois Martin Chance, Merete Douglas, Jerren Martin, Liselle Anthony Douglas and Nigel Phillip.
RBC Royal Bank Junior Lawn Tennis Championship 2017
Eighty-two tennis players were in attendance at the opening of the RBC Royal Bank Tobago Junior Lawn Tennis Championship at Shaw Park on Saturday (July 22, 2017). Hosted by Tobago’s Crusoe Isle Tennis Club, the tournament has been sponsored by RBC Royal Bank for 33 years. During the event Crusoe Isle’s Tennis Club President Dr. Warren Steele said many young lives were positively impacted by playing tennis in the competition over the years. The tournament continues through Thursday (July 27) and will conclude with a prize-giving ceremony. Photo: Inken Janing
THA Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, second from right, greets Minister of Planning and Development Camille Robinson-Regis, centre, and Minister in the Ministry of the Attorney General Fitzgerald Hinds, second from left, prior to the start of a meeting at his Calder Hall Administrative Complex office earlier today (July 21,2017). At left is Denise Merkitch and at right Ingrid Melville, advisers to the ministers. Photo courtesy THA Department of Information.

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