Soca star Lornette Nedd Reid known in the Calypso world as Fire Empress is the only Tobagonian to gain a coveted place in the upcoming world acclaimed 2013 Power Soca Monarch Competition.
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Chief screech contempt, Udecott claims oversight
Yet another means by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago to disrespect the Tobago House of Assembly. These were the utterances from Chief Secretary Orville London. This time concerning the official opening and handing over of keys of what is being called “Phase one-the base building works” of the Scarborough Financial Complex.
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NIB Mall Transitions
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13 contestants vie for Heritage Crown
The hunt is on for the crown of the popular Tobago Heritage Calypso competition 2013. The show is carded to take place on Friday night on the Plymouth Hard Court. The competition is expected to be a keenly contested one as twelve calypsonians will lyrically wrestle to take the crown from the reigning heritage monarch Tobago Chalkie.
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Chief Sec Reports
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Tobago needs to be Cleaned Up
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THA Chief Secretary questions motive
Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly, Orville London is questioning the motives behind government’s call for a forensic audit into the financial records of the THA. The Auditor General’s report on the financial records of the Tobago House of Assembly for the period 2004/ 2005 identified several concerns.