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The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.
Chief Sec: No new projects until fresh THA elections Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis - THA Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis has assured that the current holdover executive council will “govern with restraint” amid the 6-6 deadlock within the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). Dennis was speaking during the THA virtual weekly series Tobago Matters, which aims at providing accountability and transparency to the public. The series, which was aired for the first time on Saturday, enables the THA to engage with the public and share the organisation’s plans and initiatives, while also receiving feedbac...
Opposition Leader tears up ‘useless’ Tobago Bill, goes after House Speaker by 20210701 Opposition leader Kamla Persad Bissessar tears up the Tobago Bill while addressing members of the media during the press conference, yesterday. Kamla is flanked by MPs David Lee, left, and Rudy Indarsingh. UNC FACEBOOK The Opposition stayed away from the Parliament yesterday as the debate on the Tobago Island Government Bill, 2021 continued. In a press conference as the debate was underway, Opposition leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar said the Bill of...
Tobago lifeguards concerned: 20210428 LOYCE VINCENT Loyse Vincent Lifeguards in Tobago said they are fearful that the worst may happen on one of the island’s beaches as officials in the Division of Tourism Transport and Culture have reduced man power on the beaches in an effort to save money. A group of lifeguards stepped forward to voice their concerns, which also include a lack of proper infrastructure on some beaches, no proper COVID-19 guidelines and no payment for working Public Holidays and Sundays since last y...
Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis - THA Two PNM assemblymen have received the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccines, and two more are expected to get their jabs later this week. THA Secretary of Health, Wellness and Family Development Tracy Davidson-Celestine made the disclosure as she responded to questions from Newsday on Monday. On April 13, Trinidad and Tobago received a donation of 40,000 AstraZeneca doses from India, enough to vaccinate 20,000 people. On March 31, TT collected a shipment of 33,600 in the first tranche from the World Health Organization’s Covax facility. Of that number, Tobago got 3...