Budget
THA Requests $3.956 Billion Budget: Chief Secretary Farley Augustine Advocates for 5.8% National Share for Tobago
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine presents budget of $3.956 billion for fiscal 2025.
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Agriculture
Tobago Chamber’s Budget Request: Hope for Tourism & Agriculture Focus in THA Development Plan
Tobago Division of T&T Chamber wants 2025 T.H.A. budget to focus on Tourism and Agriculture.
Community
The Chief Secretary’s Thoughts on the Heritage Festival: Farley Augustine Addresses Changes to Tobago Heritage Festival 2024
The Chief Secretary shares his thoughts on the 2024 Heritage Festival changes.
Budget
Development Plan to Be Revealed in THA Budget; Chief Secretary Augustine Addresses Successor Speculations
C.S. Farley Augustine to reveal long-term development plan for Tobago in Monday’s budget reading.
Community
The Power of Technology: TATT Launches Broadband Service in Parlatuvier, L’Anse Fourmi, & Bloody Bay, Tobago
Large-scale broadband service provided for Parlatuvier, L’anse Formi and Bloody Bay.
Culture
Tobago Regional Police Service: Martin George Urges Regional Corporation Model for Tobago Police Force
The president of the Tobago Business Chamber of Commerce shares the idea of a Tobago Regional Police Service.
Budget
Insufficient details to support $153 Million request
Finance Minister Colm Imbert shared budget division did not receive sufficient invoices to award T.H.A. $153 Million in request…
Education
Construction on New Scarborough Secondary School Must Start Soon, Says Chief Secretary Augustine
C.S. Farley Augustine stated construction on new Scarborough Secondary School needs to start as soon as possible
Budget
Budget to focus on human capital development
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says upcoming T.H.A. budget to focus on human capital development.
News
$50 Million Not Enough: Chief Secretary Farley Augustine Displeased with Oil Spill Funding for Tobago
Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says $50 Million for oil spill relief is not enough; President of A.T.F.A. condemns the…