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All roads lead to the Bloody Bay Recreational Grounds in Tobago on October 20 for the Blue Food Festival.
THA Assistant Secretary of Tourism and Culture Niall George has said $2 million of the $9 million October carnival budget will be allocated to stakeholders. He said cheques are expected to be distributed on October 21.
Technocrats, farmers and other stakeholders in the agricultural industry will soon come together for the Tobago Agri-Tech Innovation Summit, hosted by the Tobago Agri-Technology Services Ltd under the THA Division of Food Security, Natural Resources, the Environment and Sustainable Development.
THA Minority Leader Kelvon Morris is calling on the Secretary of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation to “come clean” and give Tobagonians a detailed account of the $9 million budget allocated for the October carnival.
By: Kinnesha George
AFTER a thrilling round of auditions, nine of Tobago’s top soca performers are ready to challenge defending champion Adrian “Num Num” Isaac for the Soca Titans 2024 crown.
POLICE are promising the safest Tobago carnival ever.
TWO iconic calypsonians will be honoured by the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on October 25, to herald the official start of the third instalment of the Tobago carnival.
THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is in Sao Paulo, Brazil, at the invitation of the Brazilian Parliament, for the International Forum of Inclusion Practitioners (IFIP) Summit. The summit takes place from October 24-25.
By: Kinnesha George
The THA Executive Council cannot fully support the Tobago autonomy bills, according to THA Deputy Chief Secretary and Secretary of Health, Wellness and Social Protection Dr Faith BYisrael.
By: Kinnesha George
THA Secretary of Tourism, Culture, Antiquities and Transportation Tashia Burris is appealing to “dormant” communities across Tobago to come forward and be part of the Tobago Heritage Festival.
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