And from Barrow's mention of a kitchen cabinet to what those in the Prime Minister's camp are calling a kindergarten coup. That's how they dismissively refer to an angry letter and other mildly upstart maneuvers from the northern caucus boss John Briceno.
Well, if we stick to the characterization of the PM's camp, tomorrow Musa is going to teach a kindergarten class as he meets with the northern caucus in Sartenja. He agreed to the meeting after Briceno expressed to him that the north was disappointed about many of his leadership decisions, not least of which is the dismissal of Narda Garcia, the secretary of the caucus.
They have other issues as well, and the Prime Minister is going there to face the music or, as he may have it, the nursery rhymes. And while the PM may try to mollify them from what we've been told, that might not be so easy. 7NEWS is informed that the caucus is combative and decidedly anti-Musa. Whether those sentiments will be aired tomorrow is left to be seen.
