The 25th edition of the RBC Tobago Tennis Tournament officially began on Monday at the Shaw Park Hard Courts. Over 100 players were reported to be taking part in the competition which takes place from August 13th to the17th.
The Caribbean Examination Council stated that in the May/June exams for this year only 33 percent of students in the region attained Grades 1 to 3 in Mathematics. This decline has been steady for the past three years and has prompted the Subject Advisory Committee be prompted to address deficiencies in the subject across the region.
Under the theme “forward together in changing times” the Plymouth New Testament Church of God launched the Plymouth Youth Fest today at the Plymouth Recreational Grounds. As we hear in this report today’s event was just the start of two days of exciting activities planned by the Church.
After many complaints from fishermen about the danger the Plymouth Jetty poses in its present dilapidated state, the Tobago House of Assembly has decided to take action. Mr. Melville said the demolition should be completed this August
THA Chief Secretary Orville London is advising Tobago Development Minister Dr Delmon Baker that in his new capacity he has to ensure that he is not party to the dissemination of false information.
Secretary for the division of Agriculture, Marine Affairs and the Environment Gary Melville, has responded to the questions raised by Minority Leader Ashworth Jack and TOP Chairman Lionel Coker.
An open sewer has now become another source of concern for Plymouth Fishermen. They say they are fearful that this may result in a health crisis in the area.
The children of the Kayla’s Kids Academy and the Mentoring Foundation’s summer camp were treated to a special seminar in an attempt to expose them to positive social attitudes and behaviours.
Tobago born Lalonde Gordon created history on August 6, when he captured Trinidad &Tobago’s first medal at the London 2012 Olympic Games and this country first medal in that event.
Scores of persons came out to take part in the annual Ancestral Walk which took place over the weekend. This walk was hosted by the St. Patrick’s Anglican Church with the aim of ensuring that successive generations never forget the history of how their church was constructed.
