Tobagonians will soon be able to look forward to a museum filled with the precious artifacts recovered from the Scarborough Port. The Chief Secretary announced that the Division of Tourism in collaboration with a number of Universities in America will be undertaking this project, in turn creating a location in Tobago that will be deemed a heritage site.
One woman and her three children are now homeless after their house was demolished by a relative. Meanwhile her husband relates his ordeal at the hands of the police
Over one million worth of prizes will be at stake when the 32nd International Marlin Madness Game Fishing Tournament takes place from April 18th to 21st at Pigeon Point, Tobago.
Scores of Children enjoyed a fun day at Fun world on Sunday as Splendid Entertainment hosted its Easter Extravaganza at Lowlands Mall on Easter Sunday.
The opportunity to learn to play the national instrument is trained to teach others and bring about new ideas for its use will now be afforded to people of Tobago as the Katzenjammers Steel Pan institute is being commissioned.
The employees of the National Insurance Board staged another protest outside their office at the NIB Mall Scarborough. They say they are fed up of the slow pace with which the negotiations for an increase to their salaries are moving.
The sun came out in all its glory earlier as hundreds turned out to witness the 87th edition of the annual Buccoo Goat and Crab Race on Easter Tuesday. To some it was a customary event but to others it was an eye filling activity and one that consumed their full attention.
Work has commenced on the installation of a security fence at the Signal Hill Secondary School. Tobago Channel Five News team visited and attempted to speak with the Project manager about the progress of the installation and whether the fence would be completed before school reopens.
Opposition Leader Dr. Keith Rowley attended the commissioning of the Scarborough General Hospital recently. He gave his views on the event, describing the length of time it has taken for the Hospital to be completed as a bad pregnancy and a very difficult birth.
Sugar cake, benne` balls and tullum, were just some of the delicacies on display for sale at the NIB mall in Scarborough. The snacks were part of the business launch by the Tobago Organization for Women Entrepreneurs in an attempt to make Tobagonians aware of their new endeavour.
