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Contrary to statements made by Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine, the THA Executive Council did implement the plan to hire people to do propaganda work using

This announcement was made on Thursday by THA Chief Secretary and Secretary of Finance, Trade and the Economy Farley Augustine as he addressed the 19th sitting of the 2021-2025 session of the Assembly at the Assembly Chamber in Scarborough.

THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine claims that Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley is deliberately misleading the country over the absence of a Chief Administrator in the THA. Details in the

THE Prime Minister says he has no information about allegations of corruption in the awarding of contracts by the former THA (Tobago House of Assembly) administration, as well as the assembly's purchasing of land to build a school.

The Prime Minister says THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine not only implicated himself, but his entire Executive, when he broke his silence last Friday on the controversial audio recording of

Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says he will no longer have one-on-one communication with Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Farley Augustine.“That is a man not to

In this episode of Morning Edition, we are joined by Attorney at Law Martin George, to give his perspective on the latest developments in Tobago.

PNM SENATOR Laurence Hislop has said the controversial audio recording of two THA officials allegedly discussing using state funds to hire people to carry out a social media propaganda campaign will not be a “nine-day wonder.”

I am shocked to the core to see a letter in the online Express newspaper on June 19, 2023, regarding the questionable response of Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and his

THE Prime Minister says he does not intend to have any future discussions with Chief Secretary Farley Augustine unless there is a third party present. He made the statement on Monday night while addressing a PNM public meeting at the Calder Hall Multipurpose Facility, Tobago. Under the constitution, the Prime Minister and the Chief Secretary