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Arts and Multiculturalism Minister meets with Chief Secretary
Two separate working committees have been appointed to determine whether there should be a second Carnival in Tobago in October this year or whether that Carnival should be a replacement Carnival or an additional Carnival, THA Chief Secretary Orville London disclosed on Monday. (28th February 2011) He said the committees

Chief Secretary responds to Assemblyman Quaccoo
THA Chief Secretary Orville London is calling on Canaan/Bon Accord Assemblyman Rolly Quaccoo to make a personal apology to the people of Tobago for telling an untruth in the T&TEC power line controversy in his electoral district. London said the Assembly viewed this as serious business. “We are all in

Team from Chinese People’s Liberation Army pays courtesy call on Chief Secretary
A six-member high-powered team from the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is on a three-day visit to Trinidad and Tobago for discussions with the Defence Force. The team headed by General Ma Xiaottian, Deputy Chief of General Staff paid a courtesy call on THA Chief Secretary Orville London on Monday at

Media Launch of Tobago Jazz Experience 2011
The Division of Tourism and Transportation will host a media launch of the Tobago Jazz Experience 2011 on Monday 28th February at 9 am in the rotunda of the Scarborough Esplanade, Scarborough, Tobago. The Tobago Jazz Experience would take place at various venues around the Island over a nine day

Multiculturalism Minister and Chief Secretary to discuss hosting Carnival in October
Multiculturalism Minister Winston “Gypsy” Peters will meet THA Chief Secretary Orville London on Monday to discuss the hosting of Carnival in October in Tobago. London told reporters at the weekly post Executive Council media briefing on Wednesday that they will also discuss other aspects of the island’s culture. With him

Farmers receive money
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on Thursday (24th February 2011) paid out approximately $.4 million to 115 root crop farmers and fishermen for their loss as a result of Hurricane Tomas in November. Agriculture, Marine Affairs, Marketing and the Environment Secretary Hilton Sandy explained at the presentation ceremony that
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