Newly appointed Secretary of Tourism and Transportation Tracy Davidson-Celestine, stated that she had met with the Minister of Tourism, Stephen Cadiz, to discuss the upgrades to be done on the ANR Robinson International Airport to foster collaboration between the two entities.
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Tobago Fisherman detained in Barbados
Fisherman Vernon Duncan has been found. Public Relations Officer of the Trinidad and Tobago Coast Guard Lieutenant Commander Kirk Jean -Baptiste explained that Barbados Coast Guard officials discovered Duncan and two other Trinidad and Tobago nationals in Barbados waters on Saturday.
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Inquest advised into Cordner’s death
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New Political party formed in Tobago
Movement for Development and Democracy (MDD) is the newest political party in Tobago. CEO of the party, Dr. Hughvon Des Vignes said that they came together as a committee to address problems in Tobago and to find strategies in dealing with those issues
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9 Tobagonians for 42nd annual Carifta Games
Reigning Carifta champions Mark London, Chelsea James, Kenejah Williams, Andwuelle Wright have been named in a team of 44 athletes, which consists of 9 Tobagonians selected by the National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) to represent T&T at the 42nd annual Carifta Games in Nassau, Bahamas, from March 29 to April 1.
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Tobago athletes no show at THA Olympic appreciation
The Tobago House of Assembly, in conjunction with the Department of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport, held their Olympic Athlete Appreciation ceremony on Monday evening at Cafe Coco. However, the athletes were a no-show
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His Excellency applauds Executive Council
President Carmona made his first official visit in the capacity of President to Tobago, after the presiding officer, Mr. Kelvin Charles sent an invitation letter to the president to visit the legislative chamber.