Stephon Nicholas is a Sports Sub-Editor at Guardian Media Limited. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, culture and society, travel and tourism, crime and justice, as well as government and politics. His work has been featured in Travel Trade Today Ltd., CNC3, and Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
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The Tobago House of Assembly is set to expand its water tank supplement programme to help vulnerable families prepare for worsening dry conditions.
STEPHON NICHOLAS GML Tobago Correspondent Nine sheep have been recovered during a police operation in Mason Hall, Tobago.
By: Stephon Nicholas
Tobago Correspondent Workers affected by the termination of Tobago's ten-on, ten-off employment programme are warning that the move could contribute to rising crime on the island.
By: Stephon Nicholas
Tobago Correspondent The Scarborough Magistrates' Court was evacuated yesterday morning following a second bomb threat in just over a week.
Tobago Correspondent Three new joint police-military security posts are being welcomed by Tobagonians, with Chief Secretary Farley Augustine already advocating for a fourth facility on the island.
By: Stephon Nicholas
Tobago Correspondent There will be no Tobago House of Assembly (THA)-funded fireworks display for Independence Day celebrations in Tobago tomorrow.
People's National Movement (PNM) Senator Melanie Roberts-Radgman is warning about the potential for abuse of power following the establishment of three police posts in Tobago.
Tobago Correspondent Deputy Chief Secretary Dr Faith Brebnor says Tobago residents will soon get additional support to store water as the island faces drought-like conditions and increasingly dry weather.
By: Stephon Nicholas
Tobago Correspondent Tobagonians lined the Claude Noel Highway near Scarborough yesterday as patriotism and pride were on full display in the annual Independence Day parade.
Tobago Correspondent Chief Secretary Farley Augustine has assured Trinidadians that they have nothing to fear over Tobago's quest for greater autonomy.
