Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Clement Antonio Appointed Minister of State in Housing and Works
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda Clement Antonio Appointed Minister of State in Housing and Works

Clement Antonio Appointed Minister of State in Housing and Works

27 July 2025 - 08:30

Clement Antonio Appointed Minister of State in Housing and Works

27 July 2025 - 08:30
Senator Clement Antonio to be elevated to Minister of State

Senator Clement Antonio to be elevated to Minister of State

In a surprise but welcome governmental shift, Senator Clement Antonio is set to be elevated from his role as Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of State in the Ministry of Housing and Works.

The official swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Monday at 9:00 AM, taking place at the Government House.

This appointment marks a new chapter for Antonio, who according to the government has been a dedicated public servant and is expected to bring fresh ideas and initiatives to the ministry.

The Minister of State position is crucial for overseeing various housing projects and works that aim to improve living conditions across the twin-island nation.

Antonio’s experience in public service is anticipated to play a key role in advancing the government’s agenda in this sector.

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4 Comments

  1. So where is the surprise in that? Congratulations Clement

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  2. Shermain, is this your opinion that this is welcome and welcome by who? Where is the evidence of this being welcome and where is the evidence of his dedication? This is just the promotion of a comrade. Shermain, your opinion is not news. Stick to reporting the news and not your opinion. Don’t become a part of the ABLP PR, your bio says you are better than that. Where there is no news, don’t make it up. STOP THE KISSING UP!

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  3. I am always happy to get feedback from readers. You are correct in your view that the article seems opinionated because, indeed, a few words were missing. Please reread the article to reflect necessary changes. Thank you for making us your preferred choice for online news.

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  4. Kudos to Minister Antonio

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