Last Updated on August 3, 2022, 7:05 AM AST by Anthony Morris
People’s Action Movement (PAM) is conducting a Penultimate Mega Rally on Baker’s Corner, East Basseterre, ahead of the National Elections that are scheduled to take place only two days later on Friday, August 5, 2022. The Rally will start on Wednesday, August 3, 2022, at 8:00 PM.
The People’s Action Movement (PAM)’s Penultimate Rally is all set to feature the local cast of some of the best St. Kitts & Nevis entertainers, along with celebrated artist Skinny Fabulous.
The update of the upcoming Mega Rally was shared by the Leader of the People’s Action Movement, (PAM) Shawn K Richards, who shared a poster of the Rally, along with the details of the Rally on his Facebook Account.
The caption of his post read: “Along with a local cast of some of the best St. Kitts & Nevis entertainers, the man himself, Skinny Fabulous, will be joining us for our penultimate Mega Rally in East Basseterre with Natasha S. Grey-Brookes this Wednesday!
See you there, Bakers Corner at 8:00 PM!”
Ahead of the general elections, Shawn K Richards of The People’s Action Movement (PAM), along with his party members and One Movement Partners, Mark Brentley, along with the members of the Concerned Citizens Movement, had marked their presence at the Culturama 48, in Charlestown, Nevis, on Monday, August 1, 2022.
The leaders of the two political parties had the chance to interact with the citizens as well as the attendees at the Culturama Festivities in Nevis and ask for the people to support their “One Movement Government” in the upcoming elections.
On Sunday, July 31, 2022, The People’s Labour Party also hosted an Election Rally dubbed the “People’s Liberation Concert.” During the concert, the Leader of the Political Party, Dr Timothy Harris and the nominated candidates of the party interacted with the attendees, reminding the people of the promises that the PLP had made to the people of their constituencies.
With just two days to go, St Kitts and Nevis is heading towards a historic day in the form of the upcoming general elections, and all the political parties are doing their very best to turn the tide in their favour.
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