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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

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London’s first strike

Chief Secretary Orville London took pre-emptive action against an exclusive story by Tobago News at his Post Executive Council Media Briefing at his Calder Hall Office last Wednesday. Earlier this week,... Read More »

No arrest yet in record drug bust

The police are yet to make an arrest for what is believed to be the biggest drug bust in Tobago’s history. Compressed marijuana valued at $11.2m was seized on Tuesday night by officers attached to the... Read More »

Multiple Break-Ins at Black Rock

Last Wednesday, Juliet Sealy Williams of Black Rock expressed great concern as her family woke up to find their room doors open. Williams said she found only her purse on the ground and the drawers opened... Read More »

Prime Minister, Chief Secretary to have follow-up meeting

Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar has agreed to meet Chief Secretary Orville London to discuss the process for the granting of Internal Self Governance to Tobago and other issues of national interest. London... Read More »

Youth input for THA Budget

A youth friendly budget that includes sustainable planning with the environment in mind, greater access to tertiary education and service sector development are some of the recommendations made by a group... Read More »

No objection to China relations

Chief Secretary Orville London does not have any problem with Trinidad and Tobago associating and having very close ties with the People’s Republic of China. “I do not have any problem with us associating... Read More »

Poll

Do you expect tourism to rebound in Tobago in 2012?

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