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A forensic look at a lifeless govt
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley - ROGER JACOB
THE EDITOR: Looking back at what occurred in the last term of the incumbent government, one must have said to himself that a change in leadership was a mere formality at that point. This however was not to be and even now its Third World leadership mentality is prevailing at an inexorable rate.
Who knows the dangers that may be awaiting this country when China sends down its shipment of vaccines? Contrary to common sense, the administering of the much safer and approved vaccine should have been top priority but this seems not to be.
[UPDATED] Hinds to be replaced as National Security JSC head
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MP Fitzgerald Hinds arrives at his new office to assume his new role as Minister of National Security on Wednesday. - Jeff Mayers
NATIONAL Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds will be replaced as chairman of the Parliament s National Security Joint Select Committee. The change has become necessary as a result of Hinds assuming his new ministerial portfolio on Monday.
Hinds was assigned to this portfolio by the Prime Minister, after his immediate predecessor Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) Stuart Young was appointed Energy Minister, after the death of Franklin Khan last Saturday. Young will continue his duties in the OPM.
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The Senate honoured deceased member Franklin Khan on Tuesday with flowers by his seat. - Office of the Parliament
THE Senate suspended all of its business on Tuesday to pay tribute to its Leader of Government Business and Energy Minister Franklin Khan, 63, who died at his Maraval home on Saturday.
Khan s empty chair at the top of the Government s front bench in the Parliament Chamber, a simple arrangement of flowers on his desk and his name tag in place, reminded all senators of the sombre mood in the chamber and the void left in the Senate by his death. Several senators wore white and purple flowers on their clothes in tribute to Khan.