A new session of Parliament begins today with a new governor general set to read the Speech from the Throne, which will outline the government’s priorities in moving the nation forward. The last session of Parliament, while productive in certain aspects, was not representative of the leap forward envisaged in its “Blueprint for Change”. The work
Dear Editor, In world wide politics it has always been fashionable to blame the former administration for the apparent political failures and omissions of good governance. When a prime minister shuffles Cabinet posts, the opposing party often suggests that such changes reflect lipstick being applied to a pig. The recent adroit reshuffle by Philip “Brave”
Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday announced changes to his Cabinet two weeks ahead of his administration observing its second anniversary as government. The changes include two promotions of ministers of state to substantive ministers. Jomo Campbell has been moved as Minister of State in the Ministry of Legal Affairs and is now Minister of Agriculture and Marine Resources. Pia
Prime Minister Philip Davis yesterday brought weeks of speculation to an end when he announced changes to his Cabinet. The changes were the latest in a reset of the nation’s affairs put into motion by the prime minister. This reset included the prorogation of Parliament last month and the swearing in of a new governor
Opposition Leader Michael Pintard labeled Prime Minister Philip Davis’ Cabinet changes a “desperate move” and an “admission of the Davis administration’s declining favor with the public”. But the prime minister, who announced the changes in a national address yesterday, said they are intended to “strengthen policy execution, and to balance continuity and experience with renewal