All schools, except those in Tobago have opened their doors today. As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, it will be the first time in over 2 years many students will be in the classrooms full time and face to … Continue reading →

Tobago’s Chief Secretary Farley Augustine labels the planned increase in gas prices as ill timed. But he says there is hope as the continuing situation of increased food prices, gives rise to the need for more people to plant their … Continue reading →

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is told to he must have known about the appointment of Dr. Winford James to the board of the Studley Park Enterprise Limited. Minority Leader Kelvon Morris says Mr. Augustine is the head of the Tobago … Continue reading →

The Tobago House of Assembly says yes to a Carnival in October. Yesterday Secretary for Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation, Councillor Tashia Grace Burris announced the dates for Tobago’s Carnival celebrations 2022. Ms. Burris was speaking at a news conference … Continue reading →

Nine hundred and eighty six candidates are sitting the SEA exam in Tobago today. Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is wishing them all the best. Mr. Augustine spoke with members if the media, following Baptist Liberation Day celebrations in Tobago yesterday.

Former Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis is the lone candidate for the position of Political Leader of the PNM Tobago Council. The nomination process for the internal elections of the PNM was held yesterday. Mr. Dennis is likely to be the … Continue reading →

Confirmation today that no new staff has been hired in the Office of the Deputy Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly.  Responding to a question from Minority Councillor Petal Daniel Benoit during last Thursday’s Plenary Sitting, Chief Secretary … Continue reading →

The Tobago House of Assembly opens a new Domestic Arrivals Hall at the ANR Robinson International Airport. Tobago embarked on a billion dollar airport expansion project recently. However even as the project takes shape, the THA officially launched the new … Continue reading →

There are more questions surrounding the recent trip to Dubai involving the Deputy Chief Secretary Watson Duke. This time they are coming from Minority Leader Kelvon Morris. Chief Secretary Farley Agustine addressed the issue at this week’s Post Executive Council … Continue reading →