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Eye Health Screening Friday

Healthier citizens means better wellbeing and lower healthcare costs. This is the main idea behind Caribbean Wellness Day, which will be celebrated on Friday (September 7). The Division of Health, Wellness, and Family Development will commemorate the occasion with activities such as eye health screening and a public awareness campaign

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International Literacy Day 2018

Renowned storyteller Paul Keens-Douglas will visit the Scarborough Library at 10 a.m. on Friday (September 7) for a discussion on “Storytelling the Artform”. Keens-Douglas, the Poet Laureate of Trinidad and Tobago, will be hosted by Tobago Library Services in celebration of International Literacy Day, which will be marked globally on

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2018 Independence Parade

  Tobago celebrated Trinidad and Tobago’s 56th Anniversary of Independence with the 2018 Tobago Independence Parade. The Parade began at the Bacolet Ground (next to the Dwight Yorke Stadium) and proceeded along the Claude Noel Highway to Gardenside Car Park in Scarborough.

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Agriculture, Health Key to Achieving Tobago’s Full Potential

Improving health care, boosting agriculture, and strengthening education. These are some of the priority areas that will improve life and drive economic development in Tobago, according to Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles. As Trinidad and Tobago celebrates 56 years of Independence, Charles said the qualities that have served Tobago well in

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Smithfield Connected

“We’ve been really able to push our workers to get the job done.” That’s the revelation of Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes. He was referring to the Smithfield Connector Road, which will be used by students in the upcoming school term. The road was commissioned

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