In a surprise move Prime Minister David Thompson has demoted Chris Sinckler from the Foreign Affairs Ministry and elevated Senator Maxine McClean in his place. Seems to have signaled that he wants experience over inexperience. He also shifted Donville Inniss from Foreign Affairs to the vexing Ministry of Health. He has given Minister David Estwick the important Ministry of Economic Affairs, a vote of confidence in his financial ability in the prevailing economic climate. The other changes appear at this stage to be less dramatic.
We look forward to reading what the BU family feels about the changes and the impact to improved governance at this time.
See all the cabinet changes compliments of Goweb and Bajan Dream Project:
For those who didn’t catch the announcement, or can’t remember everything announced, here are the changes to the Cabinet of Barbados, announced by Prime Minister David Thompson tonight.
Hon. David Thompson,PM – Minister of Finance & Investment, Labour, Civil Service & Energy
Hon. Fruendel Stuart, MP – Deputy Prime Minister, Attorney General, Minister of Home Affairs
Hon. George Hutson, MP – Minister of International Transport & International Business
Hon. David Estwick, MP – Minister of Economic Affairs & Empowerment, Innovation, Trade, Industry & Commerce
Hon. Dennis Lowe, MP – Minister of the Environment, Water Resources & Drainage
Hon. Donville Inniss, MP – Minister of Health
Hon. Christopher Sinkler, MP – Minister of Social Care, Constituency Empowerment, Rural & Urban Development
Hon. Esther Byer Suckoo, MP – Minister of Family, Youth Affairs & Sport
Hon. Ronald Jones, MP – Minister of Education & Human Resource Development
Hon. Michael Lashley, MP – Minister of Housing & Lands
Hon. Richard Sealy, MP – Minister of Tourism
Hon. Steve Blackett, MP – Community Development & Culture
Hon. John Boyce, MP – Minister of Transport & Works
Sen. Hon. Haynesly Benn – Minister of Agriculture
Sen. Hon. Maxine McClean – Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade
Hon. Patrick Todd, MP – Minister of State: Education & Human Resource Development
Sen. Hon. Darcy Boyce – Minister of State: Finance, Investment, Telecommunications & Energy
Sen. Hon. Arnie Walters – Minster of State: Labour & Immigration
Sen. Irene Sandiford Garner – Parliamentary Secretary in the Prime Minister’s Office






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