Booby Alley Project Advances
Construction on the highly anticipated Booby Alley Project is progressing rapidly, as Prime Minister Gaston Browne confirmed during his recent radio program.
With the project now in an advanced stage, Browne reported that it remains on track with both budget and timeline expectations, aiming for completion by mid-2026.
(screenshot of Pointe FM) Booby Alley construction is advancing
This initiative will yield 150 two-bedroom climate-resilient homes, which promise to significantly improve the living conditions and overall quality of life for future residents.
Browne emphasized that these new units embody a transformative vision for the community, poised to create a lasting impact.
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