TOP Chairman Lionel Coker deems the long awaited completion on the Scarborough General Hospital as “a bittersweet moment for Tobagonians” after what he says was a 56year wait.
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RBC Tobago Tennis Tournament officially kicks off
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Tobago Public Health inspectors and officials biased
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Fire officers engage in mock Exercise
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Improved Development for Tobago
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