Prime Minister the Hon. Gaston Browne has pledged his government’s determination to invest further in water production in Antigua and Barbuda during 2024.
In his New Year’s address to the nation, Prime Minister Browne said that his government remains concerned about the inconsistency in the provision of water and will ensure that all in the country enjoy a better quality of life through the production of water, road repairs and agricultural development.
“In 2024, my government will scale up investments in water production, road repairs, and agriculture to ensure that all in our country enjoy a better quality of life. Do not believe for one second that I am not concerned about the inconsistency in the production and distribution of water. I am. We intend to make additional investments to increase the reliability of water production and distribution in 2024,” he said.
The country’s leader said that the staff at APUA have been advised of his government’s desire for consistent results and will hold them accountable to high standards of performance.
In addition, Prime Minister Browne outlined that 2024 must be a year with a difference.
“It must be marked by exciting achievements as we host both the United Nations 4th SIDS conference and several Cricket World Cup matches,” he said. 2024 will see over 9 international matches being playing in Antigua and Barbuda involving, English, Australia and West Indies cricket teams.
“Our country will be buzzing with the preparation and delivery of these important events.
Thousands of people, representing governments, private sector organisations, non-governmental organisations, international financial institutions and many others, will gather here on our shores,” Prime Minister Browne pointed out.
Prime Minister Browne said that the various activities provide the opportunity for Antiguans and Barbudans to demonstrate their hospitality, the attractions of the country, and capacity as a society; to show that Antigua and Barbuda can match major venues in the world.
“No one should leave here without enjoying and acknowledging the appeal of our country and the charm of its people.They must all want to come back to Antigua and Barbuda – these brilliant islands in the sun. That responsibility falls to all of us. We must rise to the occasion, as I know we can,” stated Prime Minister Browne.
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The indigenous and hardworking Antiguans heard this in 2014, then in 2018/19, and now again in 2023/24.
NO WONDER ME STEP AWAY FROM ABLP
Gaston, sometimes it is wise to keep one’s mout’ shut, because ACTIONS speaks much louder than words.
Remember, ah no wanting tongue 👅 mek cattle can’t talk …
I do hope Gunthropes is at the top of that road repair list since we have nothing close to proper roads and drains in our community. We do pay taxes like everyone else.
You’re very right. I have no clue what’s going on in Gunthropes
It’s like he’s been afflicted with the old “Jaba-Whacky Syndrome” of contagious Jabra from his whacky mind of grandiose expectations and nothingness: while Tanner Street, and St.John’s ShantyTown.
looks the same: still frozen as now; in the euphoria of its long lost Colonial bygone time, and contemptuous arrogance by Governance of the discontent of people’s will. And the “BUCKS” stops where there is no transparency or, accountability.
Oh please. Antiguans and Barbudans, do not be duped by this narcissistic liar again. He is just regurgitating the same lies and empty rhetoric he has been spurting from the onset.
Cades Bay lies in ruins, the arable lands at Dunbars are being sold as housing plots; heard potatoes and cassava were being tossed in Bengals, historic Diamonds is not producing (did they give it to the Chinese? ). Tek Chet has never done an honest day’s work in his life so we can expect nothing. Where is the egg box machine they stole from the egg folks?
I believe nothing Gaston Browne says.
And look at that devilish RICTUS smile again @ Watching. Scary boss …
So enough with the rancid BS! Update the people on LIAT…because I have it from an insider that it’s a no-go, and you have lemmings preparing a pack of lies. Tell A&B the truth!
@Brixtonian, scary indeed. Antigua and Barbuda IS a scary place. These clowns are destroying our country with impunity and the citizens sit by, cowering like whimps.
Before the revelation of the Dunbars fiasco, I pointed out that the man is a notorious liar and would do nothing he says. Well, there you have it.
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