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A group of concerned citizens marched to James Park on Labour Day, calling on the Chief Secretary Farley Augustine led Administration to demit office, especially during the police investigation into

Opposition senator Wade Mark says the Prime Minister has questions to answer on the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) alleged blackmail plot raised by Chief Secretary Farley Augustine last Friday. Drawing on past public issues such as Inez Gate, Mark asked at the United National Congress (UNC) weekly press briefing whether or not Rowley was

So Farley Augustine has spoken via a pre-recorded video sent to media outlets to deal with the audio clip.That was just his mindset, No questions to answer, no news reporter

THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine confirmed that it is his voice in the now viral recordingOne UNC Senator went over to the red sideAnd the Director-General of the World Health

Acting Deputy Commissioner of Police for intelligence and investigations Curt Simon has confirmed to TV6 News that some persons have already been interviewed in connection with the controversial audio recording

OROPOUCHE East MP Dr Roodal Moonilal has called on Police Commissioner Erla Harewood-Christopher to launch an investigation into allegations of extortion made against a Tobago-based construction company. At a public briefing on Friday, Chief Secretary Farley Augustine alleged that one of the company’s officials, with close links to the PNM, was responsible for the leaked

THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has assured that those who have stolen from the public’s purse will pay the consequences. In a pre-recorded statement at a public briefing on Friday, Augustine said, “Know this one thing, that I will see the audit through and those who did wrong will be brought to justice.” Last year,

A view that T-H-A Chief Secretary -Farley Augustine, should be commended for finally speaking up. It comes from a prominent businesswoman on the island after Mr. Augustine yesterday admitted that

PNM Tobago Council political leader Ancil Dennis says he is anxiously awaiting the forensic audit report into public infrastructure works, undertaken during the former THA administration, before responding to any allegations of corruption in the initiatives. In a 90-minute public briefing on Friday, carried live on specific media outlets, THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine read

Political leader of the Progressive Democratic Patriots Watson Duke has threatened to take Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to court for alleging that it was he