Avellon Williams PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD – The problem of vaccine hesitancy or outright vaccine rejection is not unique to the Caribbean. This is a worldwide phenomenon. Whether it is religious, health or the myriad heaps of misinformation peddled on social media, the inescapable reality is, that several people are just refusing to be vaccinated. […]
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Avellon Williams PORT OF SPAIN — Trinidad and Tobago’s Government has signalled its intention to extend a current State of Emergency (SoE) by three months in order to curb the current spread of the COVID-19 virus. Attorney General Faris Al-Rawi confirmed on Thursday (August 19) that Parliament, which is currently on recess, will be convened […]
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By Avellon Williams Workers in Trinidad and Tobago have been feeling a keen sense of betrayal by their respective representative trade unions during these harsh economic times wrought upon them due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Public Services Association (PSA) elected representative for the St Ann’s Hospital, Preston George, is one of the union members […]
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Avellon Williams (Trinidad and Tobago) “Haiti we’re sorry,” The words of a song penned/ sung by Trinidad and Tobago Soca singer David Rudder, can best be used to describe the plight of our French speaking Caribbean brothers and sisters at this moment. While the Western media is focused on the situation in Afghanistan and the […]
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