Chairman of the TOP, Lionel Coker has spoken out on the brewing controversy in regards to the purchase of land for 12 million dollars by the THA, to construct a complex for the Division of Agriculture, Marine Affairs, marketing and the Environment.
Political Leader Ashworth Jack and Chairman of the Tobago Organization of the People Lionel Coker commented on the firing of former Minister in the Ministry of National Security Colin Partap.
The Youth Energised for Success Program was launched on Tuesday at the Mt. Irvine Bay Hotel. Hundreds of motivated, eager young person’s gathered as young entrepreneurs and jobseekers shared experiences and gave advice on how to cope with the challenges of finding employment.
Caribbean airlines limited have not been delivering an effective service to the people of Tobago. This indictment on the State owned airline was made by the Secretary for Tourism and Transportation Oswald Williams at Thursday’s sitting of the House.
Fire one is the champion of Carib Great Race, once more. Last year, the team walked away as winners and they defended that title again in 2012. The 2011 winners had their engine roaring in the 120 miles per hour category.
A runaway delivery truck on Friday morning plunged into a house, crashing through the living room area. Luckily no one was hurt.
In a press release issued, E-IDCOT, the project managers of the Cove Eco-industrial and Business Park, denounced any responsibility for the frequent power outages which have been occurring in Tobago for the past couple of weeks.
Tobago experienced heavy rainfall for many hours on Thursday. At 5pm Communications Officer of the Tobago Emergency Management Agency Alex Browne said that TEMA received nine reports from persons affected by the rain. The first incident was the flooding of a residence in Hampden Lowlands.
Residents of Bloody Bay may soon see a Public Transport Service Corporation Bus rumbling through their area. This, after the Manager of PTSC Tobago Henry Cook assured that the situation is being addressed.
The new school year will be opening in just under two weeks and many are wondering if the schools in Tobago that are under repairs will be ready in time. Secretary for Education, Youth Affairs and Sport, Whitney Alfred at Wednesday’s post executive press briefing addressed several concerns.
