Last Updated on August 12, 2022, 9:55 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The sports department of Nevis hosted a tennis camp at the newly refurbished Tennis Courts at Stoney Grove. Mark Brantley, The premier of Nevis and the leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement (CCM), , took to his Facebook profile to share an update of the same with the citizens of St Kitts and Nevis. Premier Brantley lauds the efforts of colleagues Spencer Brand and Alexis Jeffers, as well as Oscar Browne, in bringing the project to fruition.
The premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, and his elected comrades of the Concerned Citizens Movement have been heavily involved in the development projects on the island, including better medical infrastructure and facilities for the people of Nevis.
The Alexandra Hospital in Nevis is installing a new state-of-the-art CT scan machine on its premises. The housing enclosure for the equipment is being constructed in the hospital.
The Nevis mIsland Administration has committed to monthly subsidy to the Nevis Electricity Company Limited (NEVLEC) to restrict the increasing fuel surcharge on electricity bills and relieve consumers on the island.
In addition, Premier Brantley also shared a glimpse of his meeting with the Police High Command in Nevis on Thursday, August 11, 2022. This meeting took place as a part of the NIA’s efforts to increase the security of the island’s people.
The Premier of Nevis took to his Facebook account to share his appreciation for the efforts of his CCM comrades in bringing about the changes that they have been bringing about the developments.
“Something good is happening in Nevis.” He wrote in the caption of his post.
“Such joy to see our youth enjoying brand new tennis courts on #Nevis. Huge congrats to colleague Ministers Eric Evelyn and Spencer Brand and their hard-working teams who ensured the success of this project. Congrats also to Oscar Browne and his expert team. In Nevis, we are investing significantly in our youth and the wellness of our people #SportMatters #PeopleMatterMost“
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