body,td,th { font-family: Arial; font-style: normal; font-weight: normal; } He's a man in almost perpetual motion, and the prime minister is currently on another national tour, which yesterday took him to Stann Creek, including Hope Creek and Delile Academy, along with the area rep, Dr Louis Zabaneh. At the end of the day, he spoke more about the work that's being done in that area.
John Briceno, Prime Minister
"It's been a very long day but very exciting because it gives me an opportunity to be on the ground, to look at the work that we've been and also to be able to touch people on the ground and talking to them, hearing them, listening to their concerns. we started very early this morning, a little after 7 with the mayor and his councillors looking at the amount of work, I saw an incredible amount of work that Mayor Mariano and is his team have done in Dangriga. Is there a lot more work to do? yes, there's a lot more work to be done but the amount of work is truly amazing and I want to congratulate them."
"We've also been in Hope Creek, we went to look at some work and village expansion that Louis has been working using the CDF, the constituency development fund, opening up some roads, surveying land, they are going to issue over 200 parcels of land to the citizens in that area. I enjoy going to ANRI and talking to the kids about agriculture and explaining to them, I also come from agriculture, not only as a cane farmer but also we are planting coconuts, and cattle, and so many other stuff, talking to them that agriculture is an exciting industry."
"We been to Sarawee, met the chairman and a few members and I've been also to Delile Academy talking to them and recognizing the work of the late Honorable Sylvia Flores and the tremendous amount of work that she did for the community and also for Delile and of course Stann Creek Ecumenical High School, I got the best welcome I must admit there and very energetic talking to them, again about education, the importance of education."
