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Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says he will speak on the controversial audio recording allegedly of two THA officials by the end of the week.

Labelling the Chief Secretary as "deceitful", the Prime Minister says Farley Augustine's administration is to blame for the THA's chief administrator's office being empty.

FORMER Tobago House of Assembly (THA) chairman Dr Jefferson Davidson has died. Newsday understands that Davidson, 95, who was appointed chairman in 1986 immediately after ANR Robinson’s departure from the assembly to become Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, passed away on Saturday night at his Mt Grace home. Davidson was among several prominent Tobagonians

As the news of the death of former Tobago House of Assembly (THA) chairman 95-year-old Dr Jefferson Davidson continues to circulate, THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has expressed his condolences, praising him for his contributions to politics on the island.

RETIRED head of the public service Reginald Dumas is calling on Deputy Chief Secretary Dr Faith BYisrael to clarify what she meant when she said at a function on Friday that Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has been “trying to deal with several emergencies” arising out of the absence of a Chief Administrator in the THA.

During a discussion with the acting administrator of the Division of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation, Suresh Dookhoo at Wednesday's Joint Select Committee meeting it became increasingly clear that the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) was operating without access to meaningful data about its core business – tourism. Mr Dookhoo was disturbingly vague about the

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is without a Chief Administrator. Deputy Chief Secretary Dr Faith BYisrael said so on Friday as she apologised for the absence of Chief Secretary Farley Augustine at the sod-turning ceremony to mark the construction of the $300 million Synergy Water Park at Friendship Estate, Tobago. Augustine was supposed to

Tobago House of Assembly (THA) minority councillor Petal Daniel-Benoit has renewed her calls for THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to clear the air on the now infamous voice recording which has gone viral on social media. Daniel-Benoit was addressing the issue on the Minority Report on Wednesday titled, The deafening silence. In an audio clip,

The Trinidad and Tobago Scrap Iron Dealers’ Association (TTSIDA) is calling for an urgent meeting with THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine. The request was made by president of the association Allan Ferguson as he addressed members of the media in a news conference on Wednesday in Studley Park. Ferguson said: “I am asking Mr Farley

THE Innovative Democratic Alliance (IDA) has said that the controversy surrounding a voice note allegedly involving two THA officials must not outweigh discussions for the upcoming Tobago budget. In the voice note, which have been making the rounds on social media within the past two weeks, two people, believed to be THA officials, are heard