Public Servant Accused of Obstructing Shipment of Aggregate; PM Says Enough is Enough
A public servant tasked with authorizing the clearance of goods into the country has been criticized for allegedly trying to impede the shipment of sand and stones from Montserrat.
This incident has raised concerns about internal resistance within the public sector, particularly regarding ongoing development efforts in Antigua and Barbuda.
Prime Minister Browne addressed the situation, expressing his concern about individuals within the public service who appear to be working against the advancements aimed at enhancing infrastructure and development in the nation.
He said this person will be fired if they persist in their actions.
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