- There is no contest for clownery between two ranking government officials on the Covid-19 pandemic but one of them sometimes speaks faster than his brain.
- The use of political power by this honorable in silencing dissents or critics by mobilizing law enforcers to go after them is part of the democratic process.
- The immense contribution of a government executive in the fight against the Covid-19 in CAR is being undermined by internal politics within an agency.
- This Bureau of Corrections official thinks that he could convince the public that high-profile inmates died of Covid-19 by simply issuing profanity-laden remarks.
- The Presidential spokesman was right in clarifying the President was simply making a joke when he told the public that gasoline can be used as disinfectant.
- Personal interest and declined favors could be the reasons why this Cabinet official wanted the demotion of a regional executive performing her job well.
- One of the well-loved political leaders in the Cordillera is being convinced by community elders to reconsider going back to politics and run for congressman.
- A well-known contractor might abandon any plan for the 2022 elections if only to help his friend boost his chances of winning against a formidable candidate.
- LTO must step up its campaign against motorcycle riders, including those who are engaged in food delivery services, if they are holders of valid driver’s license.
- Several motorcycle riders, including those engaged in food delivery services, think they are spared from traffic rules for overtaking in any side of the road.
- BCPO must verify reports that some owners of private vehicles who use the express lane are fetching returning residents before the checkpoints to avoid the triage.
- The public remains skeptical over claims by several groups that they have no ties with the underground movement despite claims by several rebel returnees.
April 25, 2024