Page 34 - Farley Augustine News Today

Searches were conducted over the weekend in Tobago at former and present employees of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) with respect to the audio recording of two top THA

As we listen to the passionate political speeches by PM Dr Keith Rowley and Opposition Leader Ms Kamla Persad-Bissessar, it is evident that the tough struggle for votes is on. Which party can attract more votes from the 66 per cent who didn’t vote in 2019? Political exchanges are such that every allegation today is

The Tobago House of Assembly is exploring ways to assist young people to access mortgages for homes, as THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has noted that housing remains a challenge across the island. Augustine, addressing Tuesday’s THA town hall meeting at the Calder Hall Multi-purpose Facility, called on commercial banks to work with the Assembly,

FOLLOWING a preliminary assessment, the Integrity Commission confirmed it has officially launched a full probe into a leaked voice recording said to be of two high-ranking Tobago government officials discussing the use of public funds to hire people to carry out a political propaganda campaign. Contacted by Newsday on Wednesday for comment, former head of

The revitalisation of Scarborough remains on the front-burner for the THA, Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Trevor James assured on Tuesday. “It’s on the front burner. We just had to be strategic in how we pursued it out in the public before we came back again,” James said in response to questions on

Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is far from getting a passing grade from one Economist.

Businessman Max James is calling for an investigation into the Tobago Agribusiness Development Company (Tadco) board.

DEPUTY Commissioner of Police Curt Simon has taken a firm stance that he will not allow the entire investigation into the voice recording scandal within the Tobago House of Assembly to be played out in the public domain. This stance also goes for all ongoing police investigations the THA is currently under. Simon emphasized that

After a month of back and forth between the Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley and Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, on Monday marked the assumption of duties, of the new Acting

Flow opened its newest retail store in Tobago on Monday. THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine expressed hope at a ribbon cutting ceremony that Tobagonians would receive value for money and