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WASA: Charlotteville to get desal plant by 2025 dry season - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

WASA: Charlotteville to get desal plant by 2025 dry season - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE water supply in Tobago East, particularly Charlotteville, will be much improved for the next dry season, says Brian Williams, head of WASA's Tobago region.

Chief Secretary: Special police units in Tobago from May 27 - Vimarsana News

Chief Secretary: Special police units in Tobago from May 27

SPECIALISED police units will be based in Tobago from May 27.THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine made the revelation on the Tobago Updates morning show on May 21, having met with Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Tobago, Collis Hazel along with representatives of the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force on May 20.

THA ARROGANT SAYS FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN - Vimarsana News

THA ARROGANT SAYS FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN

FORMER Assemblyman under the NAR Max James, is tonight calling out the present THA administration, for what he terms their arrogance in governance.

Source: tv6tnt.com
FARLEY VS LICENSING - Vimarsana News

FARLEY VS LICENSING

Licensing officers are once again in Tobago and their operations are not sitting well with THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine. He is calling for answers following a social media video

Source: tv6tnt.com
Only 2 of 7 Tobago murders solved - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday - Vimarsana News

Only 2 of 7 Tobago murders solved - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

Of the seven murders committed there for the year to date, the Tobago police have only solved two, says Sgt Joseph Jordan. Speaking on the Tobago Updates morning show on Monday, Jordan said: “Our murder figure, which stands at seven, when compared for last year, continues to be our more challenging figures. Our detection rate