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Former Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley has criticised Chief Secretary Farley Augustine over governance in Tobago and the impact the out of service Blue Wave Harmony is having on his operations.
Rowley said Chief Secretary Farley Augustine wanted and secured all 15 seats in the Tobago House of Assembly and the two Parliamentary seats so that no voice could question decisions. He said the situation has led to challenges for producers on the island.
He said he operates pens with thousands of chickens, pigs and sheep and cannot access feed because there is no feedmill in Tobago. He said his weekly trucking arrangements have been disrupted due to reduced sailings and the absence of a fixed schedule for the cargo vessel serving the island.
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