Hundreds of Tobagonians will have a chance to learn new skills from which they can develop a career through the 2015 Vocational Skills Training Programme. The programme was launched on Monday (February 23, 2015) by the Division of Community Development and Culture with an orientation ceremony for tutors at the

Tobago now has one of the most modern libraries in the Caribbean, providing for the growing information needs of the population, from babies to senior citizens. The three-storey building in downtown Scarborough was officially commissioned as the Scarborough Library Facility on Sunday (February 23, 2015) by THA Chief Secretary Orville

The Forum of Political Parties will meet Central Government’s team on March 4 to discuss Tobago’s self-government. The meeting will be held at 10 a.m. at the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort at Tobago Plantations Estate in Lowlands, Tobago. This was confirmed by Chief Secretary Orville London during his

The Tobago House of Assembly has been given the assurance that the woes at the ANR Robinson International Airport will be addressed in the near future. Minister of Transport Stephen Cadiz met with Chief Secretary Orville London and other THA representatives on Friday (February 20, 2015) at Administrative Complex, Calder

The Eastern Caribbean Ferry Service will be put on the back burner so priority can be given to improving Trinidad and Tobago’s inter-island ferry service. Both Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Orville London and Minister of Transport Stephen Cadiz confirmed this today (February 20, 2015) at a media

This year’s Carnival proves you don’t need bacchanal to have a good Carnival, says Secretary for the Division of Community Development and Culture Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus. Earlier this week, police reported that there were only two incidents of note for Carnival in Scarborough. There were no such reports at Roxborough or