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The Drew administration has recently drawn attention by discontinuing the widely successful PEACE Programme in favor of introducing the enigmatic ELEVATE Programme. Despite the triumphs of the PEACE Programme, the abrupt shift has left many puzzled due to the lack of transparency surrounding the new initiative. Details about the ELEVATE Programme’s structure, operations, and objectives remain shrouded in secrecy, causing skepticism and concern within the St. Kitts and Nevis community.

Opposition PAM Leader voiced these concerns, questioning the absence of concrete information about the ELEVATE Programme. Expressing the sentiment shared by the public, they raised important queries about the program’s administrators, beneficiaries, and implementation strategy. This lack of transparency has led to suspicions regarding the authenticity and potential effectiveness of the ELEVATE Programme. 

As the public awaits further details, questions arise whether the ELEVATE Programme will live up to its promises or whether it will be labeled another ill-conceived endeavor. The secrecy surrounding the program’s launch and operations has stirred speculations, leading to comparisons with previous initiatives that fell short of expectations. The absence of clear information has ignited debate, stirring concerns about accountability and public engagement in decision-making processes.

In a time when transparency and accountability are crucial for effective governance, the Drew administration’s decision to replace a successful program with an undisclosed alternative raises questions about the government’s intentions and the potential impact on the citizens of St. Kitts and Nevis.