According to Minister of Tobago development, Dr. Delmon Baker; the Central Government is committing itself to paying the full airfare of Tobagonians who need to travel to Trinidad for specific medical treatment.
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THTI Seminar
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Culture Secretary and band leaders meet consensus
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Tobago Farmers’ Market- Successful
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