A ceremony to present instruments of appointment to members of the newly constituted board of the North East Protected Area Management Trust was held at the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment on February 19, 2018 at the Division’s conference room, Shaw Park. The board was established to improve

The Windward Afro Queen and Calypso Monarch competition took place on Saturday (February 10) at Cyd Gray Sporting Complex in Roxborough. Speyside’s Gabriel Jack won the queen segment. Jack beat seven other contestants, with Roxborough Police Youth Club’s McQueena Hercules finishing second, while Moriah’s Carla Smith, who portrayed the Midnight

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) strongly condemns statements made by Minority Councillor Dr. Faith B Yisrael, with regard to the suspension of Administrator Karen Ottley. According to Newsday Tobago (Thursday February 8, 2018), the Minority Councillor has referred to Ms. Ottley’s suspension as, “an attack on public servants”. However,

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles says he continues to be deeply saddened and disturbed by the circumstances surrounding the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (PATT) and the management of the sea-bridge. In response to the recent development where the T&T Express has been withdrawn from the route in the interest

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles brings clarity to the issue surrounding the proposal of a Tobago Police Bill.  Mr. Charles confirms that in 2003 the Legislature met and passed a draft form of legislation as an Assembly Bill, to assist the Tobago House of Assembly Act #40 of 1996 in legitimizing

Tobago’s top sporting performers will have the opportunity to be recognised at the annual Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Sport Awards. The THA Sport Awards presents the ideal opportunity to publicly acknowledge Tobago athletes and to inspire others to strive for excellence. Hosted by the Division of Sport and Youth