The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has reallocated $20 million to address the employment and other challenges of Tobago’s young professionals, Chief Secretary Orville London disclosed on Thursday (9th February 2012 at the close of a one-day Young Professional Opportunities Forum at the Mount Irvine Bay Hotel, Tobago. The Forum

Tobagonians do not produce enough food for its residents. In fact Secretary of Agriculture, Marine Resources, Marketing and the Environment Gary Melville told reporters on Wednesday (February 8 2012) that “food security in Tobago is a challenge.” Melville said the Tobago House of Assembly has taken up the gauntlet and

Caribbean Airlines (CAL) has been accused of neglecting pleas by the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) for connecting services with international flights in an effort to boost Tobago’s ailing tourism sector. Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Assemblyman Oswald Williams told reporters at Wednesday’s post Executive Council media briefing that the

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will host a Young Professionals Programme Forum on Thursday (February 9th 2012) at the Mount Irvine Bay Hotel to listen to the recommendations and concerns of Tobago’s young people. THA Chief Secretary Orville London said one of the continued issues was how to encourage

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is encouraged by the actions of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to have the review of the THA Act and reform of the Constitution as it relates to Tobago discussed in the public domain. THA Chief Secretary Orville London had written Persad-Bissessar on December 15

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) earlier this month received $4 million, the first release in two years from the People’s Partnership Central Government to fund the Community-based Environmental Protection and Enhancement Programme (CEPEP). THA Chief Secretary Orville London said this was an extremely significant development because last year money