The burning question that seems to be on the minds of citizens of Tobago is; “How can a match be played at the Dwight Yorke Stadium when it is under repairs?” we spoke with the Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport, Gary Melville who in turn addressed this issue.
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