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Now that’s an “A” team
Does “A” stand for as. holes?
Democracy at work and at it’s best DLP “mouton batallie” enablers and supporters “talk nah”
Really, is leadership to a large extent about money management, oh boy what an illusion, lol. so sad. Why are you wasting your time making new dreams, only time will tell, so long for the drama.
Ops, the above message was intended as a reply to @ A Voice
Dominica is back! Seems like a country that plunged and lost in utter darkness has now found a new sense of hope . Congrats to you my brother and let’s our party and Dominica alive again
“Congratulations” doesn’t seem to be the correct term right now, but rather “best wishes” because political leadership isn’t a prize, it’s a serious responsibility. In these times the country truly needs a “humble servant” at the helm and hopefully that’s what we eventually get.
Glad he’s an economist because leadership is to a large extent about money management, or the lack of it. My advice would be to craft a strategy for Dominica’s development that addresses needs identified through grassroots inputs, because who feels it knows it. Too often the approach is top-down. Also take a step back from the party-on-party entanglements and just help people see how their lives could change for the better. A picture is worth a thousand words.
Let’s hope Dominica benefits greatly from today’s developments so that at the end of Dr Fontaine’s tenure as party leader we can say a hearty “thank you” for a job well done and “congratulations” on joining the ranks of…