First female THA Secretary of Finance sworn in

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First female THA Secretary of Finance sworn in

The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News Petal-Ann Roberts, THA Secretary of Finance, left, shakes hands with THA Chief Secretary Farely Augustine, after being sworn in at the President's House, Queen's Park Savannah, on June 28. - Photo by Faith Ayoung CHARTERED accountant Petal-Ann Roberts created history on June 28 as she was sworn in by President Christine Kangaloo as the first woman and new Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Secretary of Finance at President's House, St […]

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