Admittedly, Tobagonians were shocked by the TOP’s 12 nil defeat last January, but in his first candid interview today since, Mr. Ashworth Jack — Political leader has a different view.
The internal discord within the Tobago Organization of the People has now spread to their youth arm. Some are now expressing a lack of confidence in the current TOP executive and calling for their resignation.
The Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service has been greatly enhanced as sixty one fire officers have now been added to the fleet. Sixty one smartly dressed young recruits fell in at 15.30 hours to await the start of the proceedings which would cement their new role as fire officers.
A meeting between the Chief Secretary and National Security Minister is imminent; the main topic of which will be the increase in crime on the island. This was confirmed by Chief Secretary London at the weekly post-executive media briefing.
Tobago Police made one of their largest drug busts in recent times. This latest drug haul is estimated to have a street value of almost twelve million dollars.
There is no rehabilitation centres specifically designed for women in Trinidad and Tobago, this according to CARIAD’s Director- Dr. Sandra Reid as she addressed participants on Day 3 of the 39th programme of alcoholism and addiction studies.
One person dies every 8 seconds of Diabetes; while within one year, there are 1 million amputations world wide as a result of the same disease.
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar met with the President of the Regional Council of Martinique Mr. Serge Letchimy. Both leaders discussed a number of issues, including energy, transport, exchange programs, security and tourism.
Channel 5 News has confirmed that headway has been made in what is believed to be the biggest drug bust in the island’s history. A source close to our newsroom, verified that the two men who fled the scene last Tuesday after being stopped in a roadblock, have been identified and warrants have since been issued for the duo.
Hundreds of family friends and co-workers turned up at the Calvary Road Tabernacle to witness the funeral service of former works employee, Tyrone Crawford who was electrocuted.
