PM’s Many Challenges
The Prime Minister faces multiple challenges, including corruption allegations and a teachers' strike resolution, amid significant Cabinet changes.
The Prime Minister faces multiple challenges, including corruption allegations and a teachers' strike resolution, amid significant Cabinet changes.
the Prime Minister met with teachers unions to propose a compromise on the deferred salary increase amid ongoing strike actions.
Union leaders explain why PSU and APSSM have not joined the ongoing BNTU strike despite supporting good governance issues.
Gaspar Vega resigned from the Cabinet amid a land scandal involving his son and improper land title issuance.
The new Minister of Natural Resources, Vanessa Retreage, addresses a compensation scandal involving land titles and payments to individuals including Andre Vega and Sharon Pitts.
Sharon Ramclam, CEO of the Lands Department, announced a freeze on compensation payouts due to issues of duplication and overpayment.
The Prime Minister faced tough questions regarding allegations of corruption involving former Minister Gaspar Vega and the compensation for private land.
Sharon Pitts defends her $400,000 compensation for land, asserting her ownership and nationalistic intentions amid controversy over the legitimacy of the deal.
John Saldivar's business ties to William Mason resurface amid ongoing scrutiny of the Barrow Administration and allegations surrounding Mason's criminal background.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow addresses allegations regarding John Saldivar's business relationship with William Mason and clarifies the nature of their partnership in football.
Darrell Bradley comments on the land scandal involving Deputy Prime Minister Gaspar Vega and emphasizes the need for comprehensive anti-corruption reform.
The teachers' strike has been extended to Wednesday due to the Prime Minister's postponement of a follow-up meeting regarding salary adjustments.
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