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Tobago schools creating new hair policy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Tobago schools creating new hair policy - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Hackett was responding to questions from members of the media on the new national hair code which the Ministry of Education intends to implement in the new academic year starting in September.

Name of new Tobago political party expected on Monday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Name of new Tobago political party expected on Monday - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

AS was the case two weeks ago, Shaw Park Cultural Complex, Tobago, will again be the focus of attention on April 17 (Monday) as supporters of THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and members of his executive are expected to formally announce the name of a new political party on the island. The event is scheduled

Committee chairman on new political party: 'It's about liberating Tobagonians' - Vimarsana News

Committee chairman on new political party: 'It's about liberating Tobagonians'

AUTONOMY, and the liberation of Tobagonians. This will be the mission of the new, people-centred political party when it is formally established, according to Ann Natasha Second, chair of the steering committee to facilitate the process. Chief Secretary Farley Augustine and members of the THA executive met with supporters at the Shaw Park Cultural Complex,

PDP chairman: No more statements on resignations - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

PDP chairman: No more statements on resignations - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

As resignations within the Progressive Democratic Patriots (PDP) executive continue, chairman of the party Dr Sean Nedd says any further resignations will remain an internal matter for the party. Nedd spoke with Newsday on Thursday after numerous calls for him to confirm the resignations and the current structure of the executive. He said: “At this