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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news about Tobago, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 179stories have been published about Tobago which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.

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Tobago man dies after fall from ladder - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

A freak accident in Tobago has led to the death of 62-year-old Darryl Figaro, who fell from a ladder. Police said Figaro, a private contractor of Mt Hay, Black Rock, was carrying out electrical work on the roof of a private villa in Bon Accord around 5.15 pm on Tuesday when he fell. Sources said after the fall, Figaro, who was found bleeding from the nose and ears, was taken to the Scarborough General Hospital in an ambulance, where he was treat…See the Story

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Not rocket science: Sport managers shocked TT miss NACAC meet due to vaccine card - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The National Association of Athletics Administrations (NAAA) has blamed "an administrative oversight" for national junior athletes – all Tobagonians – being unable to attend the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletic Association (NACAC) Under-13 and Under-15 Age Group Championships in Nicaragua, which gets under way from July 5-6. However, the NAAA, in a media release on July 4, said the oversight was not on its part or TT manag…Read Article

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Signal Hill Government Primary tops Tobago SEA results - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

STUDENTS of the Signal Hill Government Primary School dominated Tobago's top five performing Secondary Entrance Assessment (SEA) list. This from the THA Division of Education, Research and Technology, which congratulated the 999 students from Tobago who sat the April 10 exam. The SEA results were released shortly before 11 pm on July 3 on the Education Ministry's website. This milestone, the division said, marks not just the culmination of years…Read Article

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TT athletes stopped at airport, no vaccine card, out NACAC Championships - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

MONTHS of training went down the drain for eight Trinidad and Tobago athletes as Copa Airlines allegedly refused to allow them to board their flight to Nicaragua on July 4, for their participation at the NACAC U13 and U15 Age Group Championships, scheduled for July 5-6. According to a source close to the team, TT were supposed to leave around 3.45 am, but they were told that a yellow-fever vaccine certificate was required to board. A yellow-feve…Tobago · TobagoRead Article

Anglican priest: Put God at the centre of heritage festival - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

ANGLICAN priest Fr Jean-Paul Henry has advised the Tobago Festivals Commission Ltd to put God at the centre of the annual heritage festival – a month-long exhibition of the island’s culture and traditions. He was delivering the homily at a thanksgiving service to kickstart the festival at the St Patrick’s Anglican Church, Mt Pleasant, on July 1. The theme of this year’s celebration is Time Longer Than Twine. Henry said, “When we think of legacy,…Tobago · TobagoRead Article

Tobago Chamber condemns robbery at Scarborough supermarket - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

TOBAGO CHAMBER of Industry and Commerce president Curtis Williams has condemned the alleged beating and robbery of three Chinese nationals at the E-Day Supermarket, Wilson Road, Scarborough, on June 30. Police told Newsday that around 2 am, three of the employees – Jinhai Zheng, Wenzhong Chen and Yaxian Zheng – were asleep in the first floor of the building when they heard loud banging on the ground floor, which houses the supermarket. On checki…Scarborough · ScarboroughRead Article

Leap of faith: De Gannes jumps into sprints, transitions from junior to senior - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

TOBAGO-born track and field standout Janae De Gannes secured a double victory in the girls' Under-20 long jump and 100 metres at the National Junior Athletics Championships at the Hasely Crawford Stadium, Mucurapo, over the weekend. Describing the occasion as “bittersweet,” De Gannes, 18, said the meet marked the end of her junior career as she now transitions to the senior ranks. “It’s honestly a bittersweet moment because this is my last junio…World Athletics Championships · Bon AccordRead Article

Sand Slam In Tobago

The Courland Beach Sports Facility in Black Rock was buzzing with beach rugby action over the weekend. More than 18 teams participated on Friday and Saturday in the event dubbed… The post Sand Slam In Tobago first appeared on TTT News.Black Rock · Black RockRead Article

Chief Sec managing Sampson's former division - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine is handling the main responsibilities of the Division of Community Development, Youth Development and Sport, in the absence of Joel "Nuttsy" Sampson, the former secretary of the division, who is now Tobago West MP. Augustine was responding to questions from Newsday about the replacement for Sampson, who resigned from the portfolio after his success in the April 28 general election. He was also the electoral r…Crown Point · Crown PointRead Article

First Citizens Girls First Festival to empower Tobago - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE First Citizens Girls First Festival will return to Tobago on July 20, at the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort, Lowlands. In a media release on June 30, First Citizens said Girls First 2025 isn’t just an event, but it’s Tobago’s moment to shine as a hub of inspiration, connection, and transformation for girls aged 13-18. It said Tobago will come alive with energy, purpose, and unstoppable girl power. “This year, we are thrilled to bring …Lowlands · LowlandsRead Article

Duke questions THA's criteria for giving out land, houses - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

BELLE GARDEN EAST/Roxborough/Delaford assemblyman Watson Duke is calling on Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to reveal the criteria for giving Tobagonians land and houses. He made the call while contributing to the THA’s budget debate in the Assembly Legislature, Scarborough, Tobago, on June 26. The assembly is requesting $3.71 billion from central government to manage its affairs in fiscal 2026. Duke, political leader of the Progressive Democra…Scarborough · ScarboroughRead Article

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