Last Updated on February 6, 2023, 11:30 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Premier of Nevis and Leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement, Mark Brantley who handles the responsibility for the ministry of Finance, Economic Plany, Tradening, Industr and Consumer Affairs et al., took to his social media to share an update regarding the opening of a new business in the Pinney’s Beach Area. The Premier was present at the restaurant and bar, Zanzi’s opening ceremony, on Sunday, February 5, 2022. He was at the event accompanied by his wife, Sharon Brantley.
The couple provided the new business owner with support and encouragement at the start of the new venture. Meanwhile, Premier Mark Brantley took to his social media to share the update. He expressed his excitement over Nevis receiving business opportunities and investments from new entrepreneurs.
Premier Mark Brantley expressed happiness that Investor confidence in Nevis continues to grow, and new entrepreneurs continue to invest in the restaurant and allied tourism industry.
He further expressed that he was happy to attend the soft opening of the latest restaurant and bar at Pinney’s Beach, Zanzi (on Sunday, February 5, 2023). Talking further about the new establishment in Nevis, he commended the place’s vibe and noted that the business employed some dozen people from Nevis.
He congratulated the establishment’s owner, Ramesh, for his new venture and wished him the best for the future. The comment section of the Premier’s post featured the local sentiments on the development. Some social media users welcomed the new product with open arms. Meanwhile, some social media users vehemently opposed the addition of competition for local people in similar businesses.
One section of the social media users congratulated the new venture owner on his business. Meanwhile, other locals urged the Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, to protect the locals and their businesses against international businesses. This particular section of the Nevis locals believe that it was his responsibility to protect the locals against the international pressures
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