Tobago will join the rest of the world to celebrate World Food Day (WFD) later this week. Tobago has an annual exhibition and food fair to mark the day, with displays of locally grown and reared agriculture produce and animals. Chief Secretary Orville London will officially declare open the event

The Republic Day Cultural Extravaganza and Fireworks 2014, themed ‘Securing Tomorrow Today,’ took place on Wednesday (24 September) at the Cyd Gray Sporting Complex, Roxborough. T&T’s citizens displayed their patriotism as the country celebrated the achievements of the twin-island Republic. Citizens and patrons shared an array of specially prepared indigenous

Cyclist pedaled off last Tuesday at the start of the Tobago International Cycling Classic (TICC), which began at the Shirvan/Carnbee/Buccoo Race Circuit. The event hosted approximately 300 international and regional cyclists from over 25 countries. Cyclist participated in the 5-stage cycling event, which ended on Sunday (5 October) with the

Eighteen Standard 1 and 2nd year students from the Scarborough Methodist School received tokens of thanks from National Geographic Learning (NGL) on Monday (October 6, 2014). The students received the tokens for their representation in a NGL Teacher Instructor DVD. In May 2014, Manager of Gloss Productions, Lyndy-Ann Parks, was

Assemblymen of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on Thursday (Sept 25) approved a resolution urging the residents of Tobago and the other citizens of the country to endorse and support the initiative of the Assembly and the Forum of Political Parties seeking Tobago’s right to self-government. They also recorded

Payment of arrears of wages to the Tobago House of Assembly’s daily-paid workers has begun, says Chief Administrator, Raye Sandy. The necessary paperwork has been completed for two divisions, namely, Tourism and Transportation and Community Development and Culture. However, work is continuing for the processing and completion of payment among