Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne has announced strict regulatory measures for the upcoming Pelican Court housing development, confirming that tenants caught engaging in illegal activity – most notably drug trafficking – will face immediate eviction from the government-owned property. Speaking during a recent recording of his weekly public program, the *Browne and Browne Show*, on Saturday, Browne revealed that governing rules for the 150-unit residential community are currently being drafted, as the government works toward the planned handover of the development to residents in January 2027.
PM Browne Warns Pelican Court Tenants Could Face Eviction for Drug Dealing
