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.


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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