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Bridge Project Underway
The Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment (DIQE) commissioned works for the construction of the second dual-lane bridge at Thompson River, Hampden, Lowlands on March 18, 2019. General Earth Movers was awarded the contract for construction following a tendering process facilitated by project manager National Infrastructure Development Company Limited
New Cesspool Tanker Commissioned for Use
The Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development commissioned a new cesspool tanker on Tuesday (March 26, 2019) during a ceremony at the Division’s Public Health Services Department, Signal Hill. The purchase of the cesspool tanker helps expand the Division’s capacity to better respond to the public health needs of
Sapphire Wins Gold
The Division of Education, Innovation and Energy welcomed home Tobago Special Olympic gold and silver medalist Sapphire Jackson on Friday (March 22, 2019). The reception for the returning Special Olympian was held at the international departure lounge of the ANR Robinson International Airport, Crown Point, Tobago. THA representatives Chief Secretary Kelvin
Solving Parking Issues
Findings for Tobago’s most recent parking and traffic study will be public knowledge when the results are determined. This according to Secretary of the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes. During last week’s post Executive Council media briefing, the Secretary said his Division was looking to
Celebrating the Main Ridge
The Department of Natural Resources and Forestry in collaboration with FAO, Environment Tobago, and Turtle Village Trust is inviting the public to walk, run, or cycle in celebration of the 243rd anniversary of the protected status of the Main Ridge Forest Reserve. The event takes place on Friday (March 29,
Destination Tobago Increases Visibility
Tourism representatives attended ITB Berlin earlier this month to engage with German travel stakeholders in order to boost Tobago’s tourism by establishing key partnerships, pursuing new avenues for industry growth, and launching the Tobago Beyond brand. The Tobago contingent was led by Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles and included Secretary of
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