Dr. Fraser- Point of View
April 30, 2021
In the weeks before Soufriere began its explosive eruption the main issues being discussed nationally had to do with vaccination and questioning the m...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
March 26, 2021
A friend from Antigua wondered why Vincentians were not taking the vaccine. I saw at that time a chart from NEWSDAY indicating the quantity of vaccina...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
March 19, 2021
On Sunday we celebrated another National Heroes Day and are now fully into National Heritage Month. What is this all about? We know that March 14 was...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
March 12, 2021
In my column of October 30, 2020, I lauded Marika Baptiste for her performance at the Lions Club South Public Speaking competition. Her impromptu pres...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
March 5, 2021
I am using a word we now associate with the eruption of our volcano, to try to make sense of the madness that has overtaken the “land of the free and ...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
February 26, 2021
(This is a reworking of a piece initially done in 2014) I was on the Shrink’s couch complaining about serious depression. It was only two months ago I...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
February 19, 2021
In a chapter captioned “The View from Tiffany’s Lounge” the author looks at Shake’s New York experience, the US being his final port of migration. Tif...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
February 12, 2021
The Shake Keane Story provides not only narrative but analyses his poetry, and jazz, paying particular attention to the link between his poetry and ja...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
February 5, 2021
THE SHAKE KEANE story is finally here. Last week Thursday, The Shake Keane Story a short but comprehensive biography of Shake Keane written by Philip ...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
January 29, 2021
Randy D ended some of his radio programmes with the words “Let me take two steps to the rear and get out of here”. Well, he has taken his final step o...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
January 21, 2021
I have felt for some time now that one of our biggest shortcomings, as we face the challenges of a possible explosive eruption and combatting the Covi...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
January 15, 2021
Many mocked Trump’s Birtherism talk, his pledge to build a wall across the Mexican border, and the verbal attacks on Latin American immigrants. They m...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
January 8, 2021
Many of us welcomed with great expectation, even if unable to celebrate, the passage from 2020 to 2021. We hoped that the particular challenges, heada...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
December 31, 2020
2020 was one hell of a year. The COVID pandemic and the general election consumed most of our attention and energy. We have generally not taken the pa...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
December 23, 2020
it is now known that we have 22 active Covid virus cases and that overall, the country has recorded 107 cases. We are informed, too, that one Grenadia...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
December 18, 2020
It is easy to consider Donald Trump as being unhinged, perhaps mad. We have been following him closely for 4 years and wondered what had become of the...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
A Christmas gift! – Dr Grandad – A Caribbean Doctor and his Little Patients and Family – by Dr Cyrus
December 11, 2020
I had reviewed most of Dr Cyrus’ books and having done so again for one he considered his Swan Song, I decided to to look again at one that I treasure...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
December 4, 2020
While the political parties continue their post-election reflections, is it the mission of the people to rebuild what is broken? This column is meant ...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
November 27, 2020
Now that the election appears to be over, pending some uncertainty about North Leeward, which can at most only change the composition of parliament, n...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
November 20, 2020
Sir Cecil Cyrus has presented us with what he calls his swan song, his fifth publication, entitled “A Potpourri – The Swan Song of A Caribbean Surgeon...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
August 14, 2020
We are still into the month of Emancipation, one hundred and eighty two years after our D-day and also still into our 40th year of Independence.Moreov...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
August 7, 2020
Like thousands of people throughout SVG, the region and the diaspora, news of the death of Jerry George sent shock waves down my spine. Jerry was my n...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
July 31, 2020
ONE UNDERSTANDS why the period leading up to elections is referred to as the Silly Season, for really, we do a lot of silly things. Normally sensible,...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
July 24, 2020
I was driven to this topic after seeing on mornings trucks lined up outside BRAGSA, waiting for goodies; lumber, cement, galvanise, I believe, to be d...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
July 17, 2020
The brutal killing, as I care to describe it, of George Floyd, by Minneapolis police on May 25,sparked an almost unprecedented reaction not only in Am...
Dr. Fraser- Point of View
July 10, 2020
I consider Sir Everton Weekes my cricketing hero. At a very tender age I was addicted to cricket. Unable to leave home I was from the veranda able to ...
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The government of St Vincent and the Grenadines has been given a high grade for the strides made in education during its term in office, but is concer...
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