Chairman of the TOP, Lionel Coker has spoken out on the brewing controversy in regards to the purchase of land for 12 million dollars by the THA, to construct a complex for the Division of Agriculture, Marine Affairs, marketing and the Environment.
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Settlements and Labour division celebrates six years
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Fishermen cry, “Imposters onboard”
Impostors on board!!! That’s the cry of one fisherman as he says that there is now a rush by persons claiming that they are fishermen in order to capitalise on the compensation money from Petro- Canada. Several years ago, the international oil drilling company Petro Canada conducted a seismic survey in the waters of Tobago.
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Better Policing for Tobago
Trinidad certainly demands a lot of attention from the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, however Tobago has not been left out. While rolling out the “I Support Our Services” programme on the island, Commissioner of Police Gary Griffith shared some plans for making policing in Tobago better.