The decision by Prime Minister Philip J Pierre to dismiss Joackim Henry from his role as the Minister with responsibility for the National Conservation Authority (NCA) has raised several questions and concerns among the public. Notably, the lack of public notice regarding this significant decision has left many wondering about the rationale behind the abrupt removal of an elected official and the implications for transparency in governance.
The National Conservation Authority (NCA) plays a vital role in preserving Saint Lucia’s natural heritage and promoting sustainable development. The authority is entrusted with safeguarding the nation’s natural resources, ensuring responsible land use, and managing protected areas. Given the significance of the NCA’s mission, the appointment and removal of its ministerial oversight demand public attention and scrutiny.
The public has a right to know why an elected official was removed from a crucial position overseeing an authority that plays a pivotal role in safeguarding Saint Lucia’s natural heritage. Joachim Henry was replaced by Ernest Hilaire. #PierreEhCare#RescueSaintLucia
Prime Minister Pierre continues to tell lies about the real cost of his Halls of Injustice Project
In recent parliamentary sessions, Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has consistently assured the public that the Halls of Injustice project will cost EC$143 million. However, emerging evidence suggests a significant discrepancy between the Prime Minister’s claims and the actual projected costs. According to a leaked contract between the Government of Saint Lucia and the Trinidadian construction firm overseeing the project,…
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