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 →

The “Solo Creed”, the tugboat behind the oil spill off the Tobago coast, belonged to a director of a network of Panamanian companies, accused of transporting oil from Venezuela. The tugboat’s registration documents were provided to Bellingcat and Guardian Media … Continue reading →

Increasing violence in Tobago is causing the chief secretary to reach out for talks with, the prime minister and his minister of national security. Chief Secretary Farley Augustine tells of a letter he sent to the prime minister, regarding the … Continue reading →

An island wide blackout in Tobago. The outage occurred around 3pm yesterday. The Trinidad and Tobago electricity commission explains, the incident happened during the course of maintenance work at Toco. Head of communications at the utility Annabelle Brasnell explains, in … Continue reading →

Covid 19 protocols are back in Tobago schools. Health Secretary Dr. Faith B. Yisrael says, the return is the result of increases in influenza cases and respiratory ailments, including covid 19. A memorandum was sent, via school supervisor three to … Continue reading →

The Tobago tourism agency denies opposition claims on the island, that the tourism industry is at an all time low. On Tuesday, the Tobago council of the People’s National Movement, issued a statement calling for answers from those in authority. … Continue reading →