Last Updated on March 4, 2023, 1:05 PM AST by Anthony Morris
The Premier of Nevis and leader of the concerned citizens movement, Mark Brantley attended the 20th anniversary of the Nevisian Heritage Village. The establishment was the vision of the late great Malcolm Guishard. The celebration of the 20th year of the Nevisian Heritage Village featured the dream of the legend on full display for the people of Nevis.
Premier Mark Brantley took to his social media to share an update regarding the event. He shares several images and videos from the celebration event. Premier Brantley makes it a point to uplift and applaud the people of Nevis for their accomplishments. He also celebrates the accomplishments of the nationals who have worked for the benefit of the people of Nevis.
The celebration event served as an ideal opportunity for the Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, to mark his presence, take part in the celebration and interact with the people responsible for arranging the occasion. The celebration event served as the ideal opportunity for the people of Nevis to pay tribute to the legend of the Nevisian Society, Malcolm Guishard. The people enjoyed the festivities and food at the celebration.
Additionally, the twentieth anniversary of the Nevisian Heritage Village serves as the day of opening for two Nevisian women entrepreneurs. The women opened the Heritage Cafe and also D’s Souvenir & Gift Shop. Premier Brantkey shared the images of the two establishments through his social media post.
In the post, the Premier of Nevis< Mark Brantley applauded Permanent Secretary John Hanley and his team for a wonderful event. He also extended good wishes to women entrepreneurs who have today opened The Heritage Cafe and also D’s Souvenir & Gift Shop. He visited both the establishments to extend his best wishes to the owners. Several social media users also applauded the initiative and extended their respective best wishes to the entrepreneurs for their businesses.
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