Embracing sustainable development will enhance the quality of life for Tobagonians. That’s the view of Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles, who said the United Nation’s MAPS (Mainstreaming, Acceleration and Policy Support) Missions, and its Sustainable Development Goals Agenda will support Trinidad and Tobago’s efforts at development. The Chief Secretary was speaking

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service hosted a child abuse symposium at Gulf City Mall in Lowlands yesterday (April 21, 2017). Children and adults had the opportunity to chat with various private and public sector organisations at their booths. There were also performances geared bringing awareness about the issue of

The Scarborough Library Facility hosted a World Book Day lecture on Thursday (April 20) evening. The feature speaker was author, musician and storyteller, Dr. Danielle Brown from Brooklyn, New York. Brown also launched her own publication “East Of Flatbush, North Of Love: An Ethnography of Home” during the event, which

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles is reassuring Tobagonians that every effort is being made to ensure continuation and predictability of their supply of goods in the coming weeks. Tobagonians rely on the inter-island cargo ferry for transporting goods to the island every day. The Super Fast Galicia cargo ferry, which currently

The Moriah Moravian Church hosted its annual Palm Sunday Missionary and Lovefeast on Sunday (April 9, 2017). A lovefeast is a special workshop service that usually includes the singing of hymns and the sharing of a simple meal, such as a sweet bun and coffee or chocolate milk. There are also special

The Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment (DIQE) hosted a stakeholders meeting on “Green Alternatives for Food Packaging” at the Division’s Lecture Room, Shaw Park on Thursday (April 7). Guests viewed presentations on a range “green” food packaging options, as well as samples of packaging, and also had the