Day one of World Food Day celebrations kicked off on Wednesday at the Dwight Yorke Stadium as the two-day event promises to be full of excitement and surprises.
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1976 F.C Pheonix ready for battle
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RBC Tobago Tennis Tournament officially kicks off
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Director Addresses Concerns
It has been reported in another media, that several employees who have been with the Tobago Emergency Management Agency may lose their jobs. Some of these employees have complained that they were not encouraged to apply for vacant positions at the Agency.
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Few tenants adamant that they are not moving
It was business as usual for some tenants of the NIB Mall, while others were busy packing their goods in an attempt to meet the deadline set by the NIB Mall Management. When Channel Five News visited the Mall, we saw some spaces empty, as business owners heeded the call by the NIB Management to vacate the premises by April 30th.
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Chief Secretary responds to Prime Minister’s statements
Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has called for two multi-million-dollar Tobago projects to be halted and has requested that a probe be conducted into questionable dealings of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) led by Chief Secretary Orville London.