Six projects are being considered for implementation in Tobago using the public-private partnership (PPP) funding arrangement. They are: the construction of a commercial cargo port at Cove Industrial Park, a marina, the upgrade of the Milford Road Esplanade, the THA housing programme, a cancer treatment centre, and an urban transport

As Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly, and by extension the people of Tobago, I am extremely disappointed with statements made about Tobago by Mr. Gregory Aboud, president of the Downtown Owners and Merchants Association (DOMA), in a recent CNC 3 News report, which at the very least

Tobago is currently hosting the 18th Biennial Conference of Presiding Officers and Clerks of the Caribbean, Americas and Atlantic Region of the Commonwealth Parliament Association. The conference has brought together representatives of parliaments of 15 member countries to exchange ideas and discuss shared issues. This year’s theme is “Parliamentary Accountability and

The 21st annual SEA Scholarship Awards Ceremony, hosted, by the Unit Trust Corporation, took place at the Canaan/Bon Accors Multipurpose Facility. THA Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles delivered the feature address during the event (August 10, 2017).

THA Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, along with the THA Secretaries embarked upon a walkabout in the community of Bon Accord on Sunday (August 6, 2017) where they met with several villagers from the community.

St. Patrick’s Anglican Church members walk from Mt. Irvine Beach to in Mt. Pleasant with bricks in hand, in the company of many other Tobagonians as they re-enact the trek taken by former slaves, who carried fire bricks from the ships to construct the church in the 1840s. The property