Now that Carnival is over the Division of Community Development and Culture is moving full speed ahead with plans for the continued improvement of the Tobago Heritage Festival 2011. Speaking at the post-executive media briefing last Friday (March 11, 2011), THA Secretary of Community Development and Culture Tracy Davidson-Celestine announced

This is a very critical time in relationship to the development of Tobago and the review of the THA Act, Chief Secretary Orville London has said. He said it was well known that the John Prince Working Committee appointed to review the THA Act No 40 of 1996 and aspects

The THA Division of Settlements and Labour made a pay-out of nearly $1.25 million to 156 persons through the Home Improvement Grant programme and an additional $170,000. to 17 recipients of the Home Improvement Subsidy Programme last Thursday (March 3,2010). This comes on the heels of another cheque distribution in

THA Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Oswald Williams is both concerned and baffled by the threat of industrial action by lifeguard in Tobago over the Carnival weekend. Speaking at the post executive media briefing on Wednesday (2nd March 2011), Williams said: “I just want to make an appeal to them

The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) has moved ahead of the authorities in Trinidad to develop a Scarborough Evacuation Plan to be used in the event of any emergency and will be piloted through Carnival days. It is the first such official Plan for any part of the country and

THA Chief Secretary Orville London is quite excited about the introduction of the Arthur Lok Jack Graduate School of Business EMBA programme in Tobago, noting that the institution already had the IMBA programme for Tobagonians. “I am excited because what we are looking at here is the development of an