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DIPU Launches Scarborough Traffic Study 2015
Infrastructure and Public Utilities Secretary, Gary Melville, said today that the Division has launched the Scarborough Traffic Study 2015. According to the Secretary, close to 30 electronic counters are being installed today along the Claude Noel Highway and at 20 major intersections throughout Scarborough. The Traffic Study, which runs for
Tobago Takes The Stage At Caribbean Fashion Week 2015
Seven (7) Tobagonian designers will showcase their talent at this year’s Caribbean Fashion Week (CFW) in Kingston, Jamaica. The event, now in its 15th year, runs from June 6th – 15th. It is widely recognized as the premier fashion event in the Caribbean, having the distinction of launching successful international
May 28th Plenary Sitting
Social protection programmes are “powerful instruments” that can reduce poverty and encourage social cohesion. This was stated by Assistant Secretary of Health and Social Services Assemblyman Sheldon Cunningham, who moved a motion on poverty reduction and social cohesion at Thursday’s (May 28) plenary sitting. “Poverty reduction and social cohesion are
Testing of the Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems
The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) would conduct its mandatory monthly testing of the islands four (4) Multi- Hazard Early Warning Systems Thursday 4th June 2015. This testing would be conducted between the hours 11:30am and 12:00noon and would not exceed (7) minutes. Early warning systems are increasingly considered as
Tobago had more autonomy in 1996
Tobago had more autonomy in 1996 than now. This is how Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London explained the island’s current governance situation to students of Bishop’s High School at Mt Marie on Wednesday (May 27, 2015) during a visit by the Forum of Political Parties. It
Tobagonians urged to cash in on opportunities in the creative industry
Tobagonians are being urged to develop a skill and take advantage of the many opportunities being offered by the creative and cultural industries. During the weekly Post Executive Council media briefing in Calder Hall on Wednesday, Secretary of Community Development and Culture, Dr. Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus, said this will also benefit
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