Editorial Staff
02/01/25 07:06

Editorial Staff
02/01/25 07:06

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PM Gaston Browne

The government has taken a firm stance on the growing issues of indiscriminate littering, unauthorized vending, and derelict properties affecting community aesthetics and safety.
Recognizing the importance of law and order, Prime Minister Gaston Browne emphasized that residents must uphold and respect the rules that govern public conduct and property maintenance.

“We are a country of laws, and each of us is duty-bound to respect them,” he said in his New Year address to the nation.

The message is clear: no individual has the inherent right to litter or conduct vending activities in public spaces without proper authorization.

This call to action encourages stronger self-regulation among community members to maintain the integrity of public areas.

4 Comments

  1. Stone

    Mr. Prime minister, you above anybody else are duty bound to respect and uphold the laws of this here country. Lead by example and stop criticizing others.

    Reply
  2. Faithful national #1

    Stone, once again, instead of resorting to the poison pen, could you break with the UPP tradition and provide evidence to suppot your claims. Tired of the dunceness!

    Reply
  3. Themba

    Real talk and with the vendor situation when people try to go through the right channel they are met with jealousy and failure.

    Reply

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