Politics News

PM Terrance Drew fulfils promises made to St Peters Bus Operators.

PM Roosevelt Skerrit, who completed 21 years in office the same day, said he took charge at a challenging time.

Now, in the third year, the promise will be completed by increasing the salaries again by 2.5 percent.

The event saw the presence of some top representatives of the government, including Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit, Finance Minister Irving McIntyre and Agriculture Minister Roland Royer.

PM Dickon Mitchell is in the Asian nation to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the resumption of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

PM Drew appealed the citizens to remain cautious and adhere to the traffic regulations, aiming to enhance cooperation to make roads safe and secure in St Kitts and Nevis.

Kamla Persad added that the political landscape of PNM is incompetent where the leaders are just playing the musical chairs, aiming to divert the attention of the public from the true issues.

In his opening remarks, the Labour leader said St. Kitts and Nevis aims to see continued transformation in 2025 as it recovers from the post-pandemic era.

PM Skerrit shared her photo and said that is the profound loss for everyone in Dominica as she is known for her excellence.

Antigua and Barbuda Attorney General and Minister of Labour Steadroy Benjamin told a local media channel that the government will engage with key groups to arrive at a decision.

The prime minister also raked up in his speech his displeasure over the alleged disparity in wages in the hotel industry, something over which he has criticized the union in the past.

PM Dr Terrance Drew outlined the plans for renewable energy and called the project “a major step towards economic diversification.”

PM Skerrit during the interview talked about the future of three bills and said that these bills are constitutional reform, aiming to empower electoral commission.

Kamla Persad stated, today, we have replaced a greedy, lazy and selfish old man with a lazy, greedy and selfish young man.

Premier Brantley stated that the government has made provisions in the budget to spend a sum of $273.17 million on various projects and programmes in Nevis in 2025.

St Kitts and Nevis allocates $320 million to combat inflation and support social programs,

Trudeau said he intended to resign as the leader of the party and the prime minister after his party selected its next leader through a robust, nationwide, and competitive process.

Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit during his visit to the Dominica Grammar School met with the teachers and learnt about their concerns regarding the teaching and learning environment with the progress in the construction work.

Prime Minister Gaston Browne underscored his government’s consistency in raising pay in the public sector.

The Canadian Prime Minister said that he has carefully considered his decision before officially announcing it.