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Police meet with DPP in Wheeler matter

Investigations into the double murder of Richard and Grace Wheeler have reached an advanced phase, as police were set to meet with the Director of Public Prosecutions today regarding the matter. Last week, police indicated that the investigation was at a “critical” stage, as they were in the process of

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Prime Minister treated to hero’s welcome in Tobago

Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley’s first official visit to Tobago since his election was the homecoming most would have expecting, and perhaps even a bit more. After traveling to the island on Thursday (October 22), the Prime Minister made his first stop on Friday morning to his alma mater, Mason

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Prime Minister promises better days for Tobago

Better days are coming for Tobago. That line seems to sum up the feeling after yesterday’s (October 23, 2015) meeting between Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley and Chief Secretary Orville London, who met officially at the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort for the first time since Rowley was sworn

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Police: Wheeler investigation at ‘critical stage’

Tobago police are seeking to wrap up their investigation on the double murder of Richard and Grace Wheeler soon and present the case file to the Director of Public Prosecution. Senior Superintendent Joanne Archie said yesterday that police are still collecting evidence in the matter. She said she could not

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Government to look at Tobago’s autonomy in January

Government will begin considering proposals from the Tobago House of Assembly for self-government on the island, starting in January. This announcement was made by Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley earlier today (October 23, 2015) during his visit to alma mater Bishop’s High School in Mt. Marie, Scarborough. It was Rowley’s

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Tobago celebrates World Food Day

Healthy food helps people to not only survive, but thrive. On an island with an abundance of trees and vegetation, no Tobagonian should go hungry. That’s the idea behind yesterday’s (October 21, 2015) World Food Day celebrations at the Dwight Yorke Stadium Parade Grounds, where Tobago’s farmers displayed their produce

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