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ADB Loans Bring Prospect of Big Agri Gains
Tobago’s youth are being encouraged to make the best of the opportunities currently available in the agriculture sector. This advice came from Secretary of Food Production, Forestry and Fisheries Hayden Spencer during Wednesday’s (July 18) post Executive Council media briefing. Recently, the THA’s Business Development Unit (BDU) and the Agricultural
‘Cool Kids’ Get Taste of Heritage
The participants of the Cool Kids Camp got a lesson in culture yesterday at the Courland Heritage Park (July 19), where they attended the Black Rock Sea Festival. The event is part of the Tobago Heritage Festival. The Camp, for children ages 5-11, is hosted by the Division of Community
Rain Proof System for Market will Ensure Customer Comfort
Heavy rainfall has been posing a challenge to vendors at the new temporary market facility at Shaw Park. But Secretary of Food Production, Forestry and Fisheries Hayden Spencer said the issue is being addressed to ensure vendors and customers are comfortable when it rains. “I would have indicated to the
Health Sector Getting Disease Research Support
Tobago’s health sector has been boosted in recent months through partnerships with various organisations. And at a welcome reception for Members of the Trinbago Progressive Association of the USA (TPA), Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Dr. Agatha Carrington said her Division’s relationship with the organisation will help boost
Tobago’s Heritage Full of Untapped Potential
One major inspiration behind the 2018 Tobago Heritage Festival’s opening night celebrations was to showcase the legacy of the island’s ancestors. The event opened on Friday (July 13), bringing friends, families and visitors in one space to experience Tobago’s beautiful culture and unique heritage. And Secretary of Tourism, Culture and
‘Cool Kids’ Urged to be Innovative
Sixty smiling children in the Cool Kids Camp were thrilled to receive a visit from Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marslyn Melville-Jack, yesterday (July 17) at the Glamorgan Community Centre. The youngsters used the opportunity to demonstrate the cha-cha slide dance and showed off the lettuce plants
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