THA Chief Secretary Orville London has advised the Cipriani College of Labour and Cooperative Studies to do a rethink of what it was doing in Tobago. “I just want to make a suggestion, I think there is need for a rethink as to exactly what you are doing in Tobago,

THA Finance and Enterprise Development Secretary Dr Anslem London on Tuesday (June 21 2011) presented a $3.9 Billion Budget to the House of Assembly to be spent on the governance of Tobago in 2012. Of this amount $1,666,943,400 is for the development programme and $2,104,240,373 for personnel expenditure, goods and

THA Chief Administrator Dr Ellis Burris made history last Saturday (11 June, 2011) by becoming the first Tobagonian to attain the distinguished elevation of Fellow of the Association of Professional Engineers of Trinidad and Tobago (APETT). He was one of nine engineers who received the honour for their service to

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has said he didn’t think the resignation of Albert Pilgrim as Secretary of Health and Social Services on Monday will have any significant long term impact on the political landscape in Tobago. “Outside of being a good representative, Mr Pilgrim is a very nice person

THA Chief Secretary Orville London told participants at the 37th Caribbean Institute on Alcoholism and Other Drug Problems on Monday (June 13 2011) that he was sometimes very pleased with the way in which Caribbean people bond together almost automatically to deal with their problems. He added: “Every time I

THA Chief Secretary Orville London will meet with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar today (Thursday 9th June2011) at 3 p.m. at the Coco Reef Resort to continue discussions on the governance of Tobago. The two last met on May 19 2011 in Tobago. The meeting will follow the weekly Cabinet meeting