Staying The Course

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On Wednesday of this week Prime Minister Dr Terrence Drew participated in a live discussion over Freedom Radio, during the course of which he apprised the nation of several findings concerning numerous acts of corruption by the former government, updated the country as to the state of the economy, and outlined, in broad terms, his administration’s progress to date, and ways in which certain problems will be tackled. It was no surprise to our people that the new administration has already begun to uncover the misdeeds of their predecessors in office, but, as the breath and depth of their nastiness are realised, many are shocked and finding themselves gasping in disbelief.

One particular ruse has been that of setting up so-called ‘security’ companies which were awarded government contracts without other entities being afforded the opportunity to tender bids. Government facilities, especially JNF General Hospital and Government Headquarters, were at the top of the list of those targetted, with proceeds in the millions of dollars over several years, enuring to one particular family.

No doubt, there is more, much more, to be uncovered. Indeed, indications and that the finances were in such are to the effect that we are only at the great shape. Many will recall his beginning.

We urge the new refusal, time and again, to publicise administration to stay the course, and the IMF’s annual reports. bring the culprits to justice. Not out of any sense of revenge, but as warning compliment all members of the new to would be future perpetrators that Labour administration for the great crime does not pay, and also that our start which has been made to putting people know, expect, and deserve our nation and its affairs back on a better.

It was indeed most heartrending, many, and they are most anxious to although not entirely surprising, to learn from the prime minister and minister of finance that the nation’s finances are administration to be open and honest in a rather parlous state. All along most of our people had doubted the loose and callous great start, and we urge you to STAY boastings of ‘the former fellow’ that THE COURSE! the economy was performing so well,We of this newspaper once againgood footing.

The detractors are throw you off course. We urge all members of the new with our people. In every regard you have made a