Clevon Raphael

Today I am making a desperate plea to new works minister Surujrattan Rambachan on behalf of the relatives of the 79 road fatalities that have occurred so far this year on the nation’s roads.

Obviously, my sincere and earnest appeal for cool heads to prevail in the ongoing Section 34 e-mail imbroglio has been lost on certain segments of the national community.

Just as I had anticipated, and indeed expected, the debate over the scandalous e-mail controversy has degenerated into the very obnoxious game of political gymnastics.

The final two years of the five-year term of the People’s Partnership administration will be a make-or-break period for the PP regime.

It is imperative that the police proceed with full speed on their investigation into one of the most potentially damaging episodes in T&T’s political history.

To say that I am elated that at long last something is about to be done about regulating the herbal medicine sector in T&T is the understatement of the year.

Some may term it a cat-and-mouse game.

Public relations officer of the Opposition People’s National Movement Senator Faris Al-Rawi is not taking bait from Agriculture Minister Devant Maharaj with respect to contesting the Chaguanas West by