LISTEN: Unemployed Youths Targeted to Repaint Gov’t Buildings
The government is developing various initiatives to tackle the issues of unemployment and crime among young men in Antigua and Barbuda.
One of these plans involves repainting public buildings.
Prime Minister Gaston Browne has expressed the government’s intention to revitalize government buildings through repainting, with a focus on engaging young men’s skills in this endeavor.
Listen to what Browne said
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