Secretary of the Division of Health and Social Services (DHSS) Claudia Groome-Duke has written to the Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA) board seeking information on the contract of Dr. Mentor Melville. Dr. Melville’s term as general manager of Primary Health Care services ended earlier this month. He was informed of

By the end of August, 62 townhouses at Adventure Phase II in Plymouth will be ready for distribution to the public. Secretary for the Division of Settlements and Labour Deon Isaac stated this during a site visit to the area last week. The Secretary viewed the progress of the project

The United Nations (UN) provides advice, training and grant support to assist developing countries, and is seeking to make its services more accessible to Tobago. Recently, officials from the United National Information Centre (UNIC) in Trinidad visited Tobago to meet with Chief Secretary Orville London on Friday (20 March) to

Tobago’s juvenile offenders will have an avenue to be reformed and to address their behavioural issues. The Juvenile Court Project, the first of its kind on the island, is being developed to help children who are first-time offenders, with minor non-violent violations. Currently, there is no system in place to

Darrel and Aldensia Frank are the proud and happy parents of Baby Darius, who turns three months old tomorrow (March 25, 2015). They will celebrate that milestone with Darius knowing that he has a new lease on life, having recovered from life-saving surgery in Colombia, which the new-born underwent when

The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) wishes to advise the general public that Exercise Dark Storm, takes place in Tobago on National Emergency Exercise Day (NEED), from Wednesday, 25 March. The exercise will simulate the adverse effects of an earthquake that is followed by a tsunami. The public is therefore