Anglina Byron

Both leaders, in their final addresses, emphasized the importance of voting and outlined the promises they intend to deliver.

“At the end of the day, we will have a much improved communication network from Roseau to Grand Bay,” the Prime Minister said.

At last Tuesday's conference, Dr Drew shared a detailed account of the natural tragedy that devastated more than half of Jamaica, highlighting the importance of regional solidarity in such events.

Prime Minister Philip J Pierre shared an update and noted that the newly upgraded complex is a secure and vibrant space for youth development.

Authorities confirmed that the US will receive limited-time access to refuel aircraft and move equipment and technical personnel within restricted areas of the San Isidro Air Base and Las Americas International Airport under the new agreement.

PM Gonsalves also extended his support to prime minister Philip J. Pierre calling him a better choice.

The manifesto outlines plans to boost economic growth by strengthening investor confidence and enhancing governance.

While addressing a youth rally over the weekend, Gonsalves alleged that nine Trinidad and Tobago nationals—eight women and one man—recently traveled to the island to work on behalf of the NDP.

Residents highlighted improvements in community programmes, education support, and welfare initiatives as key reasons for their confidence in PM Pierre’s leadership.

The rehabilitation and expansion of early childhood facilities have been launched across the island to improve the sector and assist students.

She also dismissed Aboud’s accusations of suppressing non-governmental organizations, calling them reckless and misleading, and stressed that such claims could create unnecessary fear among the public.

Minister Hilaire highlighted the completion of the Barre St. Joseph Community Centre and the rehabilitation of key roads across Castries South, including areas like Barre St. Joseph, Marigot and Sea View Estate.

Melissa Skerrit, Dominica's Minister of Housing, handed over keys to beneficiaries and highlighted how the project has generated jobs and employment opportunities for locals.

Preliminary assessments show that Hurricane Melissa caused significant damage to Jamaica’s economy, with 41% of the destruction affecting residential buildings, 33% impacting infrastructure, and 21% related to non-residential buildings.

During the handover ceremony, MP Jullan Defoe called the new homes a blessing for the 22 recipient families.

The Prime Minister made this announcement through while emphasizing that these buses will be used to transport the elderly and the children using safer, cleaner and more reliable source.

The Prime Minister assured that the country will not be used for military strikes against Venezuela and emphasized its sovereignty.

On November 17th, the Prime Minister visited Taiwan’s Tron Energy Technology, a leading electric vehicle manufacturer and engaged with members at Vanilla Ueno Park.

Flights run on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays, departing San Juan at 11:40 a.m., arriving in St. Maarten at 12:45 p.m., and returning at 1:45 p.m. for a 2:50 p.m. arrival.

During a ceremony, Deputy Prime Minister Dr Geoffrey Hanley presented keys to the new homeowners, highlighting the impact of homeownership in fostering dignity and empowerment.