Coming from humble beginnings, Tobago’s Shurwayne Winchester is undoubtedly blessed with a singer’s voice and a quick wit. The Tobago born soca artiste is urging Tobago entertainers to get up and attack their dreams.
Pigeon Point beach facilities came alive on Saturday evening as Tobago’s very own football icon; Dwight Yorke held his annual beach party- after carnival cool down.
Secretary of Community Development and Culture, Dr. Denise Tsoi-a-fatt Angus, and her Assistant Secretary, Ancil Dennis, gave their post-mortem on this year’s Carnival celebrations on the island. Dennis labelled the event a resounding success.
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service must be transparent; the police officers must be professional and they must also be monitored, to ensure that they are dealing with persons who go to lodge complaints, fairly and professionally, this according to Jessel Duke who held a one man protest.
The burning question that seems to be on the minds of citizens of Tobago is; “How can a match be played at the Dwight Yorke Stadium when it is under repairs?” we spoke with the Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport, Gary Melville who in turn addressed this issue.
One band leader is expressing disappointment with officials at the Tobago Festivals Commission. On Carnival Saturday, her band was disqualified from the downtown Scarborough Competition, after an official from the Commission told her that her band would not be allowed across the stage
All roads led to the Dwight Yorke Stadium on Friday to witness the fund raising double header in aid of the Dwight Yorke Foundation that was organized by Yorke himself. The event in its 2nd year saw our coaching school kids go up against our Bon Accord Government School and later Dwight Yorke and friends up against a Tobago eleven.
On Friday 15th February 2013, after the Electoral College convenes, Trinidad and Tobago will have a new president elect.
Residents of Bamboo Hill, Les Coteaux say they are extremely displeased that one person in the village appears to be halting the much needed progress and development in the area.
Will Tobago be having any Secondary schools track and field Tobago Zone? Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports, Councillor Gary Melville is adamant that there will be.
