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Speyside Resident Wants WASA to Repair Long Standing Leak
One Speyside contractor is this evening calling on the Water and sewerage authority to address his concern as a matter of urgency.
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Light and Life Successful at Film Festival
The film created by the students at the Pentecostal Light and Life foundation High School was a short action film entitled “The Discriminator” and tells the story of a young girl with a deep set prejudice who learns an important lesson
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Fotas AIDS Walk
The 12th annual Friends of Tobago Aids Society (FOTAS) Walk will take place on Tuesday 24th September and support continues to pour in for those affected and infected by HIV/AIDS.
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To decriminalize marijuana or not, that is the question been considered
As the country debates the issue that shot into the spotlight by Chief justice Ivor Archie to decriminalize the possession of small quantities of marijuana, many locals are welcoming the suggestion.
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Seventy Eight houses to be distributed by January 2014
The dream and realization of home ownership will soon become a reality for seventy eight families, as the housing division recently embarked on a housing project at Adventure Phase two in Plymouth.
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Callers vent frustration as they claim mammography machine at new hospital not printing
Several callers to our newsroom have vented their frustration at the trouble of not being able to receive their mammogram reports.
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Two locally made films to be screened in Movietowne Tobago this weekend
His Story and Kill with Kindness, two locally made short films will be screened in Movietowne Tobago this weekend. Today Wayne John, the man behind both movies, said he cannot describe the feeling he experienced upon hearing the news.
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Delay in Opening Schools
Children were turned back from a number of schools today, as repairs and reconstruction works were not yet completed. Parents made a fuss about not knowing beforehand that the schools were not opening and added that they still were not given a definite date of reopening.
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Nelson Mandela Day Celebrated in Tobago
Over the weekend, the Mt. Pleasant Recreation Ground saw local players; both former and current national players and even a national sailing athlete come together in a T20 match for the development for cricket.
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CEPEP Employees want Back pay
CEPEP employees are now clamoring for their back pay. The employees told Channel Five News that they have observed other daily paid employees receiving their arrears, while they are still awaiting their share.