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Speyside Archie wins Secondary Schools Art Competition

Last year, she was a finalist in the Secondary Schools Art Competition. A year later, Speyside High School’s Juhchelle Archie is the winner of the 2016 edition with her piece, entitled “’D’ Washer Woman”. Archie’s work will be featured on the cover of the Office of the Chief Secretary’s 2017

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CHIEF SECRETARY’S ADDRESS – TOBAGO DAY 2016

My fellow Tobagonians, it is with a sense of pride and a touch of nostalgia that I address you on Tobago Day, for the final time in the capacity of Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly. My impending departure from office should highlight the fact that, while office

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Tobago homes getting disaster readiness support

Tobagonians are getting help protecting their homes from potential damage in the event of a natural disaster. At Wednesday’s (November 2) post Executive Council media briefing, Secretary of Settlements and Labour Deon Isaac said his Division has introduced the Disaster Mitigation Programme. The initiative was recently approved by the Assembly’s

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Traffic Changes for Remembrance Day

Tobago will honour its veterans who served during World Wars I and II on Remembrance Day, which is scheduled for Sunday, November 13 at James Park Burnett Street, Scarborough. Cannons will be fired for Remembrance Day Parade between the hours of 10:40 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Due to the event,

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THA approves self-government draft bill

THA Chief Secretary Orville London believes Tobago is getting close to securing the self-government it has been seeking for four decades. The final draft bill on Tobago’s self-governance was accepted by the legislature of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on Thursday night (October 27). This was after almost six

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