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By the end of the workday yesterday, hundreds of candidates contesting the local government election would have filed their papers, paid their deposits and readied themselves for the coming few

THE TOBAGO House of Assembly (THA) is requesting $4.54 billion from central government to run the island's affairs for fiscal 2023-2024. Chief Secretary Farley Augustine revealed the figure on Monday while presenting the budget in the Assembly Legislature, Scarborough. He said the budget was designed to put Tobago on a growth path post-covid19. Last year,

THA Minority Leader Kelvon Morris finds Chief Secretary Farley Augustine's 2023-2024 budget disturbing saying it was a regurgitation of what was presented last year. Augustine is seeking $4.54 billion from government, more than the $3.97 billion it asked for last year but received $2.5 billion. “This is an admission by the chief secretary that most

A $4.54 billion budget presentation for Tobago. The budget estimates for the Financial year 2023/2024, were presented by Chief Secretary and Finance Secretary, Farley Augustine, on Monday morning at the

Even before Chief Secretary Farley Augustine read the Budgetary estimates for the Financial year 2023/2024 calls were made by some PNM members for him not to present the budget, but

CHIEF Secretary Farley Augustine says the Public Service Commission has received a recommendation for the position of chief administrator in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA).

IN keeping with Tobago’s thrust toward internal self-government, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has proposed aspects of the law should be amended to strengthen the constitutional and legislative governance relationship between the THA and central government. “The current arrangements, notwithstanding the incremental improvements, are, in large measure, still akin to what can be justifiably labelled 'constitutional

Another audio clip that purportedly involves members of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has surfaced.The clip, which is just over eight minutes long, was leaked on Saturday, and uploaded

A clear channel of propaganda machinery must be had. This from a strategy meeting held by the THA Executive Council, with a longer version of the controversial audio leaked on

In this episode of Morning Edition, Political Leader of the Innovative Democratic Alliance, Dr. Denise Tsoiafatt Angus expresses concern over audio recordings allegedly involving top THA officials discussing propaganda strategies.