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CAL Chairman meets with THA

Commuters on the air bridge between Trinidad and Tobago will soon find it much easier to get a seat on Caribbean Airlines Limited (CAL) flights. This assurance was given by CAL Chairman Rabindra Moonan following a one-hour meeting with representatives of the THA headed by Chief Secretary Orville London yesterday

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Lalonde visits Chief Secretary

Double bronze medalist Lalonde Gordon paid a courtesy call on THA Chief Secretary Orville London yesterday (Wednesday 19th September 2012) almost a month after it was originally scheduled to take place. The Tobago-born athlete was unable to make the call then because he was part of a motorcade that ended

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YES not OJT

THA Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Dr Anselm London has said it was false for Minority Leader Ashworth Jack to say that the current YES (Youth Energised for Success) programme was an OJT (On the Job Training) programme. .He said the statement by Jack was deliberately false and misleading

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Children’s March & Rally

A children’s march and rally under the auspices of the Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport will be held on Friday (21st September 2012) as part of the celebrations of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on the occasion of the nation’s 50th Anniversary of Independence. The march starts

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Chief Secretary invites TOP

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has invited the Minority Leader Ashworth Jack and his party to examine the Assembly’s books on the BOLT arrangement for the $143 million Administrative Complex for the Agriculture Division at Shirvan in southwest Tobago. “If you think there is something untoward in the BOLT arrangement

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Independence Ladies

Born on August 31, 1962, Tobagonians Veca Venecia Hackett, Agatha Pierre McLean, and Rose Williams celebrated their 50th birthday while Trinidad and Tobago celebrated its 50th year of independence. The three women paid a courtesy call to THA Chief Secretary Orville London on Thursday at his Calder Hall Office. “I

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