- 1 April, 2025
HIGH DENGUE INFECTION RATE
THE situation with respect to dengue infection is much worse than that reported by the Ministry of Health.
Why doesn’t President speak out on national crises?
PRESIDENT Christine Kangaloo’s attempt to play down painful national crises is typical of high office holders insulated from the reality of ordinary citizens. Kangaloo suggests
ORTT’S PARASRAM AT CENTRE OF DENGUE CRISIS
CHIEF Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Roshan Parasram, who was given Trinidad and Tobago’s highest honour two years ago, is at the centre of the current deadly dengue crisis.
A CIRCUS IN TOWN…
Ever-bungling Health Minister Terrence Deyalsingh is true to form.
Deyalsingh had earlier put a big spin on the PAHO report of premature deaths at the neonatal intensive care unit of Port of Spain General Hospital.
9 M DENGUE CASES IN THE AMERICAS
MORE than nine million cases of dengue haemorrhagic fever have been reported over the past six months in this part of the world, including Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago.
STILL NO CYBERCRIME REPORT FROM GONZALES
PUBLIC Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales is confirming his image as Dr. Dolittle with the slow investigation into a cyber attack of Telecommunications Services of Trinidad and Tobago (TSTT).
NOW GOVT WANTS $2.3 B MORE
THE Rowley Government, which cannot account for $2.6 billion to the Auditor General for 2023, now wants an additional $2.3 billion for the current financial year.
YOU CAN’T MAKE THIS STUFF UP
CONSIDER this. Bloodthirsty juvenile gangsters, with state-of-the-art American-made firepower, besiege the nation, murdering with casual ease, invading homes at will, storming businesses, and ruling the
IMBERT COMES UP SHORT
COLM Imbert, the Government’s poster boy of hubris, was always going to land in trouble with the people.
HOW MANY MORE MUST DIE?
PRIME Minister Dr. Keith Rowley agonises over the unending stream of cold-blooded killings as if he is an average helpless citizen.
He still saddles the country with gross incompetence at the National Security Ministry, to the point where his friend, UWI’s Dr. Hilary Beckles, speaking at Emancipation Day celebrations, pleaded for a “changing of the guard.”