The top Secondary Entrance Assessment performer in Tobago, is a female. The results were made available to students via the Ministry of Education website, at midnight last night. Secretary of Education in Tobago, Zorisha Hackett earlier today made the announcement. In … Continue reading →

Government assures the search for the owner/s of the vessel responsible for the oil spill, that negatively impacted Tobago has not gone cold. The spill happened on February 07th. Yesterday, energy minister Stuart Young was asked to provide an update … Continue reading →

A police operation in Tobago leads to the detention of 32 Spanish-speaking persons. It is said, they were detained during an exercise called ‘slam’ on Saturday at the chill out bar. The detainees are said to be from Venezuela and … Continue reading →

The police commissioner points to bad parenting as one of the root causes of crime in Trinidad and Tobago Commission­er Earla Harewood-Christopher calls on parents not to have unrealistic expectations, that the police can solve their problems. The top cop … Continue reading →

The business community in Tobago gives thumbs up to a proposal to establish, a Marriott hotel on the island. The Tobago chamber says, a local investor is the one bringing the Marriott to the sister isle. Vice chairman of the … Continue reading →

Tobago’s only landfill is said, to be nearing its capacity and could soon pose a health risk to Tobagonians. The warning comes from the secretary with responsibility for food security, natural resources, the environment and sustainable development, Nathisha Charles Pantin. … Continue reading →

19,656 students are about to write the Secondary Entrance Assessment (S.E.A). The students are to write the exam at various institutions, throughout the country this morning. The duration of the exam has been put at, three hours and 20 minutes. … Continue reading →

The Chairman of the Equal Opportunities Commission is challenging, the Tobago House of Assembly to lead the way in providing spaces, for persons with disabilities. Mr. Ian Roach makes this suggestion as the EOC moves to increase, its presence on … Continue reading →

The Tobago House of Assembly has set aside some fifteen million dollars, to commence payment of service providers who are part of, the island’s oil spill response. The revelation was made by, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine at a news conference … Continue reading →