The Prime Minister feels the Farley Augustine led group of independents in the Tobago House of Assembly, needs to take the people back to the polls. In a Facebook post yesterday, Dr. Keith Rowley said it would be a prudent … Continue reading →

The work of licensing officers in Tobago again comes into criticism.  Since the Easter Weekend scores of drivers on the island have been ticketed for a range of vehicle offences.  But the exercise has drawn the frustration of many Tobagonians, some … Continue reading →

The Trinidad And Tobago polices service says with the launch of the new facility, citizens, as well as officers of the squad, are set to benefit from fewer delays, more resources for the reporting and investigation of fraudulent activities in … Continue reading →

The Court of Appeal rules against the Tobago House of Assembly and its leader Farley Augustine. Yesterday the Appeal Court dismissed an action brought against the decision of High Court Judge, Margaret Mohammed. Madam Justice Mohammed had refused to strike … Continue reading →

Allegations against a sitting Government Minister from the Tobago House of Assembly.  Contributing to debate on a Motion of No Confidence against his Secretary of Infrastructure, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine points fingers at the Minister of Youth Development and National … Continue reading →

A 2 million dollar bailout for Tobago hotels by the Tobago Tourism Agency Ltd.  Word of this has come from Chief Secretary Farley Augustine.  Speaking during the question for oral answer segment of this month’s Plenary Sitting of the Assembly, … Continue reading →

The Progressive Democratic Patriots breaks its silence on the mass resignations by members of the Farley Augustine led Executive Council.  The resignations took effect on December 1st but were only made public on Monday December 5th.  Now, chairman of the party, … Continue reading →

The Political Leader of the Progressive Democratic Patriots wants the people of Tobago to return to the polls. Watson Duke says this should happen no later than January 2023. Mr. Duke’s call follows the mass resignations of the THA Executive … Continue reading →

Opposition claims that work at the Prime Minister’s official residence in Blenheim, Tobago went over initial cost, are rubbished by the Urban Development Corporation of Trinidad and Tobago. At a news conference this week, UDECOTT’s Chairman Noel Garcia stated the costs … Continue reading →

Former Labour Minister Jennifer Baptiste-Primus says, the broken fences that were not mended, is the reason the PNM is in Opposition in Tobago.  She is calling on Tobagonians to forgive the PNM. Mrs. Baptiste-Primus is seeking re-election as Labour Relations … Continue reading →