Former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Philip Greaves wants to help the Democratic Labour Party’s parliamentarians settle any differences they may have.
Sir Philip told the DAILY NATION he was willing to help resolve any problems between some parliamentarians and Prime Minister Freundel Stuart.
He was commenting on the SUNDAY SUN’S report that 11 Government parliamentarians – including seven senior Cabinet ministers – had signed a formal letter and dispatched it to Stuart, requesting an “urgent” audience.
The move came at the same time that the SUNDAY SUN was handed a copy of a recent survey by CADRES, which points to “a real and present danger” of the DLP, led by Stuart, losing the next general election. (TB/SP)
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Sir Philip: Let me help
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