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October 18, 2022
THE ECONOMY of St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) is projected to grow by five per cent in 2023. Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Information Technology, Camillo Gonsalves said four major sectors will push the growth in the economy next year. These are the tourism, agriculture, manufacturing and construction sectors. Gonsalves was responding to questions posed by Member for Central Kingstown, Major St Clair Leacock in Parliament yesterday, October …
October 18, 2022
VICE PRESIDENT of the New Democratic Party (NDP), St Clair Leacock is questioning the due diligence procedure that was used to allow convicted British businessman, Dave Ames to invest in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). Leacock raised the question last Wednesday October 12, as he spoke on the NDP’s New Times programme. He wondered “What is the extent of the due diligence that was conducted on Mr Ames, and …
October 11, 2022
Prime Minister, Dr Ralph Gonsalves has hit back at a member of the Opposition for comments made about his visit to Balmoral Castle, Scotland, to meet with King Charles III. “I’ve seen some loose talk by at least one member of the Opposition here in St Vincent and he gets looser by the day,” Gonsalves said at a press conference held in cabinet room on October 4. “…Apparently a long …
October 7, 2022
A LOCAL credit union, which recently launched a $700,000 solar panel system, has been described as a trailblazer in the thrust for greater use of renewable energy sources in St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport and Works, Montgomery Daniel was among those who heaped praise on the Kingstown Cooperative Credit Union (KCCU) on September 29 at the launch ceremony for the credit union’s …
September 30, 2022
Parliamentary representative for Central Kingstown St. Clair Leacock has suggested that the National Lotteries Authorities (NLA) pay
September 29, 2022
Parliamentary representative for Central Kingstown St Clair Leacock has suggested that the National Lotteries Authorities (NLA) pay the registration fees for students entering secondary school. Students pay fees of various amounts when enter
September 9, 2022
Vice president of the New Democratic Party (NDP), St Clair Leacock, has issued a challenge to prime minister, Dr Ralph Gonsalves to contest the Central Kingstown seat in the next general elections. And he has also publicly requested that the prime minister should no longer call him. Leacock threw out the electoral challenge to the prime minister while speaking on his party’s New Times Programme on Nice Radio on Wednesday, …
August 30, 2022
Prime Minister, Dr Ralph Gonsalves has rejected recent claims by an opposition politician that some Vincentians “have to prostitute themselves to make ends meet”. The claim was made on radio last Wednesday, August 24 by Member of Parliament for Central Kingstown, St Clair Leacock. He was at the time speaking on the New Democratic Party’s (NDP) New Times programme on Nice Radio. Stating that Leacock made “a bad statement,” Gonsalves …
August 26, 2022
Vice President the New Democratic Party (NDP), St Clair Leacock feels that “something is fundamentally wrong in this country” St Vincent and the Grenadines. The NDP politician shared this view as he spoke on the party’s New Times programme on Wednesday August 24. Leacock was lamenting the unemployment situation and the difficulties some persons face financially. “The harsh truth is that a lot, a lot of people in St Vincent …
August 19, 2022
Member of Parliament for Central Kingstown, St Clair Leacock is promising his constituents a polyclinic within the constituency, under a New Democratic Party (NDP) administration. “When we get into government...one of the things that I have sworn to deliver to the people of Central Kingstown, is a polyclinic, a health centre in Central Kingstown. Speaking on the New Times programme on Wednesday August 17, Leacock listed this as one of …