The Project Management Institute Southern Caribbean Chapter (PMI SCC) will host an interactive technical session on the challenges of managing millennials in the workplace. The event, which is scheduled for October 27 at the Auditorium of the Scarborough Library Facility from 1:30 p.m., is being held in collaboration with the

The Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities is advising the public that emergency work is scheduled to take place on Orange Hill Traffic Light today 5th October 2016 between the hours of 8:00a.m. and 3:00 p.m. This would result in the disruption in the supply of electricity to the traffic light system. Enforcement officers

Tobagonians will have one last chance to contribute their views on the draft bill for Tobago’s autonomy. The final public convention was held yesterday (October 2) at Lowlands Multipurpose Facility. But submissions can still be made in writing to the Secretariat on Tobago’s Autonomy at the Unit Trust Corporation Building

The election of the chief secretary to the Tobago House of Assembly and the proposed bi-cameral system of governance were the two major issues that provoked prolonged debate yesterday (October 2) during discussions of the draft bill for Tobago’s autonomy. Tobagonians had their final chance to openly discuss the bill

The Tobago House of Assembly’s budgetary allocation of $2.35 billion for fiscal 2017 was short of last year’s sum of $2.772 billion. But Chief Secretary Orville London is satisfied with Tobago’s allotment for the next fiscal year. London said Tobago although it’s less than a year ago, he believes “Tobago

THA Chief Secretary Orville London is advising Tobagonians that due to the country’s challenging economic situation they will have to make “adjustments” in the next fiscal year. Speaking at yesterday’s (September 28) post Executive Council media briefing at the Administrative Complex, Calder Hall, London said he’s expecting a smaller budgetary