Member of Parliament for Tobago East, affirmed that she believes His Excellency Anthony Carmona will be effective in his position and is someone the people of Trinidad and Tobago can emulate.
According to a release from Attorney at Law Martin George, Policeman Joel London was today freed of Marijuana trafficking charges before senior magistrate Nanette Forde in Tobago.
THA Chief Secretary Orville London is calling on National Security Minister Jack Warner to reconvene the twice yearly meetings of officials of his Ministry and the Assembly to discuss security issues in Tobago.
It has been reported in another media, that several employees who have been with the Tobago Emergency Management Agency may lose their jobs. Some of these employees have complained that they were not encouraged to apply for vacant positions at the Agency.
Two former Capital of Paradise crew members are still waiting on officials at the Tobago House of Assembly to fulfill promises which were made to them back in 2008.
More officials are needed for netball in Tobago. Over the years the numbers have dwindled for different reasons. The netball association however is making attempts to build a cadre of competent referees to officiate games.
Attorney at Law Martin George has described the Defence Amendment Bill 2013 as an unnecessary and cumbersome measure.
Tobagonian Darren Mitchell has been called to be a part of an eighteen man training squad for the Trinidad and Tobago Senior men’s football team, in preparation for two upcoming friendly matches.
Four persons have been left unemployed following an early morning blaze in Crown Point. The inferno gutted the entire building leaving nothing but the burnt structure in place.
Chief Secretary, Orville London recently met with Centrica – the oil company, which sought to undertake exploration and drilling for natural gas off the shores of Tobago.
