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Chief Secretary wants update on proposed Early Childhood Centres
Chief Secretary Orville London wants the Education Ministry to inform him of the status of the proposed construction of three Early Childhood and Education Centres (ECEC) in Tobago to be financed by a loan from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). In 2009 the Government of Trinidad & Tobago received a

Accountants clear Chief Secretary
A leading Port of Spain firm of chartered accountants and business advisers have found “no suspicious transactions or activities” in the assets of THA Chief Secretary Orville London. London had commissioned the firm PKF of 246 Belmont Circular Road to “review his major assets for the period January 1 2001

Chief Secretary seeks feedback from Prime Minister
Chief Secretary Orville London has written Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar requesting a feedback on six issues he had raised at their meeting on February 22 2013. The letter dated March 13 2013 noted that the issues raised required urgent attention but to date he had received no response from her

Tobago Jazz Experience
This year’s Tobago Jazz Experience will take place during April 20th – 28th. The popular annual event aims to create festival tourism awareness in the domestic, regional and international markets. Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Tracy Davidson-Celestine said the event will include a community component with musical activities taking place

Promoting Tourism to Tobago
Secretary of the Division of Tourism and Transportation (DOTT) Tracy Davidson-Celestine said that a recent trip to Berlin was a successful venture. The Secretary was among the Trinidad and Tobago delegation that included representatives from the Division of Tourism and Transportation, Ministry of Tourism and various tourism stakeholders that attended

NIB meets with THA representatives
The structural integrity of the NIB Mall which was built in downtown Scarborough over 30 years ago is “quite suspect” and decisions would have to be taken as to the implications of that and what it meant for the Mall, its 40 tenants and the structure. A five-member team from
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