Accompanying the Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development, Dr Anselm London, at the media briefing was Chairman – Board of Directors, Sea Power, Mr Dexter Taylor. Mr Taylor denied that his Board or any of its members instigated, authorised or suggested that the Fisherfolk Association should write to the Secretary

High on the agenda for the recently appointed Financial Services Ombudsman – Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago, Ms Suzanne Roach, is increasing the visibility of the Office of the Financial Services Ombudsman throughout Trinidad and Tobago. Ms Roach noted this during her first courtesy visit to Chief Secretary Orville

Twenty-two (22) primary schools and eight (8) secondary schools are being upgraded and repaired, and all works will be completed before the opening of the school term beginning September 6 2010, said Secretary Groome-Duke.   The repairs and upgrades cost five million one hundred and forty-seven thousand six hundred and

Mrs Groome-Duke said that the Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport is seeking an audience with the Ministry of Education in order to discuss the allocation of laptops to Tobagonian Secondary Entrance Assessment SEA students.  According to the Secretary, the Cabinet Minute – (re: Laptop Computers for SEA Students)

Today, reigning Miss T&T World, Miss Davia Chambers accompanied by her team, paid a courtesy visit to Chief Secretary Orville London, at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex. Chief Secretary London commended Miss Chambers on victory at the Miss T&T World Pageant – a victory of which all Tobagonians are proud.

Speaking after yesterday’s budget statement by Minister of Finance Winston Dookeran, Chief Secretary Orville London said that he was neither excited nor disappointed by the budgetary allocation to the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). London noted that the THA allocation of $1,959,507,630.00 was exactly 4.03% of the national budget.  He