In a strategic political development, United Progressive Party (UPP) Political Leader Jamale Pringle has officially welcomed attorney Kelton Dalso to his team of Caretakers following a primary election in St. George. The selection process, conducted on Monday, January 19, saw participation from 16 eligible branch members despite the modest electorate size.
Pringle praised the turnout and engagement, highlighting the community’s commitment to revitalizing the St. George unit. ‘The active involvement of our members demonstrates a collective desire to restore St. George’s prominence within our party structure,’ Pringle noted.
Dalso, recently called to the Bar of England and Wales, brings a unique blend of legal expertise and local business acumen to the role. Described as a native son of St. George and a seasoned participant in national affairs, his appointment signals the UPP’s commitment to fielding credible candidates. ‘Brother Dalso possesses the dynamism and dedication required not merely to advance our branch but to secure the St. George constituency for the United Progressive Party,’ Pringle asserted.
The political leader also extended gratitude to fellow aspirants Kem Riley and Jermaine Kentish for their willingness to serve, acknowledging their contribution to a competitive selection process. Additionally, Pringle commended the St. George Branch Executive for administering the primary with professionalism and integrity.