At least 98 per cent of the CCTV cameras in Tobago are in operation, National Security Minister retired Major General Edmund Dillon disclosed on Monday. Dillon met with Chief Secretary Orville London at the Administrative Complex in Calder Hall, to discuss 16 urgent security issues. Following the meeting, the Minister

In two months’ time, Tobago will know whether its bond credit rating will be downgraded by Moody’s Investor Service. At yesterday’s (March 9) weekly post-Executive Council media briefing at the Administrative Complex, Calder Hall, Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Joel Jack said the international ratings agency is currently reviewing

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) visited Tobago on Monday (March 7) to review the island’s economic performance, as well as its outlook during this challenging economic period. Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Joel Jack said the meeting entailed “wide-ranging discussions” with the Tobago House of Assembly. The IMF also

Construction of the long awaited police stations at Old Grange and Roxborough should commence in July, Minister of National Security Brigadier General Edmund Dillon has promised. Dillon had earlier met with Chief Secretary Orville London at the Administrative Complex in Calder Hall, Scarborough to discuss issues affecting the island’s security.

The Ministry of National Security is looking at holistic security measures for the Scarborough Port, as well as those in Trinidad. National Security Minister Retired Major General Edmund Dillon said the Ministry is looking at a joint border security effort, including cooperation between the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and

Adjustments must be made to improve the financial performance of the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort, which is a major asset of the State in Tobago. . This was announced by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley on Thursday (March 3). He said Cabinet discussed  a Note from State owned-Evolving