St Kitts Nevis Labour Party celebrates 92 years of excellence
The SKNLP, the oldest active political party in the English-speaking Caribbean, was founded on January 25, 1932, by the Workers Union.
Current members of Labour Party before elections in 2021 (PC - Facebook)[/caption]He outlined, "The St Kitts Nevis Labour Party (SKNLP), now celebrating a remarkable 92 years of history, stands as a testament to progress and unity in the nation."Minister Duggins said that as the oldest and longest-serving political party in St Kitts and Nevis, the SKNLP has been instrumental in shaping the country's course through significant political, social, and economic transformations.Historic leadership of St Kitts Nevis Labour Party
- Thomas Manchester of Sandy Point served as the First President from 1932-1942
- Joseph Matthew Sebastian succeeded him, 1942-1944
- His Successor was our Second Chief Minister, First Premier, and First National Hero, Sir Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw, 1945-1978
- Sir C.A. Paul Southwell, First Chief Minister, second Premier and National Hero, served for one year, 1978-1979
- After Southwell's sudden death, Sir Lee Llewellyn Moore succeeded him from 1979-1989
- Then Dr Denzil Douglas became the Labour Party's Fifth National Political Leader, serving from May 1989 to November 2021
- Dr Terrance Drew now serves as our National Political Leader of the SKNLP from November 2021
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