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Boorish, sexist, callous and unsympathetic responses to complaints sum up the way the public generally feels treated when they approach our state institutions. A few examples might show how widespread

PNM Tobago Council political leader Ancil Dennis has rubbished claims by Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Trevor James that the PNM, during its last term, carried out several projects without approval from the Environmental Management authority (EMA).

Boorish, sexist, callous and unsympathetic responses to complaints sum up the way the public generally feels treated when they approach our state institutions. A few examples might show how widespread

THE Tobago Business Chamber has joined the chorus of voices calling on the THA to clear the air on the now infamous voice note which has gone viral on social media. In an audio clip, two people, believed to be THA officials, were heard discussing using state funds to hire people for public relations and

KINNESHA GEORGE-HARRY The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is contemplating ways to assist the three children ​​of Mt St George accident victims Christian and Teresa Alleyne-Adams. This was the commitment given by THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine as he addressed hundreds of mourners gathered during the military send-off for the​​ couple on Thursday at the

PNM Tobago Council political leader Ancil Dennis believes the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) has hoodwinked Tobagonians.

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IN THE WAKE of the emergence of an audio clip purporting to incriminate Tobago House of Assembly (THA) officials in a plan to use public funds to further private political interests, members of the administration of Chief Secretary Farley Augustine have, unsatisfactorily, remained silent.

The Tobago CivilNET wants THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and Secretary of Education Zorisha Hackett to break their silence on the now-viral voicenote which was leaked on social media last week.

It was a case of tit for tat over the hirings at the Minority Leader’s office as THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine questioned on whose authority short-term staff at the office were hired. The question was posed to Minority Leader Kelvon Morris at the 18th plenary sitting of the THA 2021-2025 session held on Thursday