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Tobago Updated on Public Procurement

With the full proclamation of the Public Procurement Regulations Act soon to come into effect, stakeholders in Tobago attended a workshop on Friday (October 19) to get up to date with the requirements of the Act. During the workshop, Office of the Procurement Regulation (OPR) Corporate Secretary Derlene Liverpool-Young said

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Pure Genius

Less than three weeks after celebrating his 77th birthday, Winston Bailey, “The Mighty Shadow” has died. But he is being remembered as a cultural icon who changed the calypso landscape through his “musical genius”. Bailey grew up in Les Coteaux in Tobago, and began his love affair with the art

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Coastal Study to be Extended

Coastal protection is being looked at for No Man’s Land as approval has been granted to extend a coastal study conducted at Pigeon Point Heritage Park. Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes said the study was originally published in 2013. “However,” the Secretary added, “when our

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Tobago Marks World Hospice Day

Tobago recently hosted a day for reflection and remembrance of those who have died due to terminal illness. The event was held by the Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA) on October 13 in observance of World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. This year’s theme was “Palliative Care—Because I Matter”, and

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