In a significant development within the Ministry of Home Affairs, Minister Oscar Mira has initiated a meticulous search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The selection process has garnered considerable attention, with prominent figures such as former Commissioner of Police Chester Williams and Deputy Commissioner Bart Jones emerging as potential candidates. Minister Mira, however, has underscored that the decision transcends mere appointment; it is about identifying a leader with the requisite expertise and vision to propel the ministry forward. Speaking to reporters, Mira revealed ongoing consultations with the Office of the Prime Minister to ensure the selection of a suitable candidate. He emphasized the critical nature of the role, particularly in the context of security and operational efficiency. While rumors have circulated regarding the exclusion of former CEO Ms. Sharole, Mira clarified that her departure was part of broader organizational changes. Kareem Musa, Minister of Immigration, expressed confidence in the potential candidates, highlighting their proven track records in law enforcement. As the process unfolds, the focus remains on securing a leader capable of fostering seamless operations within the ministry.