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Public Works Minister Defends $15.8 Billion Government Office Complex amidst Criticism from the Opposition

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Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill, has defended the $15.8 billion Government Office Complex against claims of misappropriation made by an opposition Member of Parliament. Kerese Gonsalves has more.

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