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Moore attacks another example of poor representation
The recent attacks from Christlyn Moore on the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) and other institutions in Tobago are aimed at denigrating those institutions. That is how London views controversial media statements by the Tobago Forwards leader. Moore has made several misleading claims to the media in recent weeks, severely
100% success rate for corneal transplants – no illegal ring in Tobago
There is no cornea harvesting ring in the Tobago medical system. Unfounded claims that corneas are being illegally harvested in Tobago are misleading and damaging to Tobago’s medical fraternity and system. All cornea-related medical treatments including surgery are conducted to the strictest of international standards by some of the world’s
Tobago marks World Telecommunication Day with Exposition
People seeking emergency treatment may soon have direct access to the emergency ambulance call centre in Tobago. The Telecommunication Authority of Trinidad & Tobago (TATT) is currently working with the Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA), the Global Medical Response of T&T and call operators to provide better access to emergency
Chief Secretary on suspension of Opposition Leader
“A disturbing and frightening phenomenon” is how Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London is describing Government’s suspension of Opposition Leader Dr Keith Rowley’s from Parliament. Speaking at the weekly post Executive Council media briefing on Wednesday at the Administrative Complex in Calder Hall, London said who the
Cruise ship industry important for development
Tobago’s geographical location puts this island at a disadvantage among potential cruise ship destinations in the Caribbean, where the market is very competitive. According to Division of Tourism and Transportation (DOTT) Administrator Oscar Braithwaite, though, this only means Tobago must be more creative in the experience it offers to its
Chief Secretary: Government not taking autonomy talks seriously
Central Government’s lack of enthusiasm has stalled talks on Tobago’s self-government, Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London has said. London is leading a team of Tobago officials in negotiations with a committee from Central Government—headed by Minister of the Arts and Multiculturalism Dr. Lincoln Douglas—to secure autonomy
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