Janelle De Souza is a journalist for Trinidad and Tobago Newsday, based in Port of Spain. She covers a wide range of local news topics, including crime, politics, social issues, and human interest stories. Janelle is dedicated to providing accurate and insightful reporting to keep the community informed.
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By: Janelle De Souza
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will be tightening its belt for the next fiscal year as it seeks to maximise its developmental potential with its budgetary allocation. On September … Continue reading THA limits overseas travel, tightens belt to make budget work
Minority leader Kelvon Morris said the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) announcing it would cut travel expenses after spending millions of dollars on the same was like rubbing salt in the wounds of Tobagonians.
PNM Tobago Council Political Leader Ancil Dennis is questioning how a contractor that failed to complete a $25 million road project got a second contract from the Tobago House of … Continue reading Tobago PNM questions $186m THA road contract
THE Innovative Democratic Alliance (IDA) is calling for the rejection of the Tobago autonomy bills and is urging THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to show “bold, unifying leadership” by spearheading an inclusive consultation process on Tobago's autonomy.
Chief technical adviser to the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Division of Finance, Trade and the Economy, Anslem Richards, says design-build-finance arrangements with contractors were necessary as the central government did not give the THA enough funds for the development of Tobago.
People in Tobago are expected to get an improved customer service from the police with the roll out of a new customer service initiative.
Head of the National Trade Union Centre Michael Annisette says he has no issues with the Prime Minister, Opposition Leader, President and other top public officials getting pay increases but there should be similar increases for the working class.
Artist Gaby Beston Edwards made that discovery this year and one result, a shift in painting style, has led to her newest solo art exhibition, Joy is Not Meant to be a Crumb.
The leaders of the People's National Movement (PNM) in Tobago say just because Tobagonians are not getting everything they want immediately out of the Tobago autonomy bills, does not mean they should reject it because it was better than anything offered previously.
THE Roxborough Police Youth Club (RPYC) will celebrate its 34th anniversary on November 23 with activities for everyone to enjoy.
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