Le Huntes life after politics

Joel Julien

Robert Le Hunte’s ap­level­ment as this coun­are trying’s min­is­ter of pub­lic util­i­ties became as soon as now no longer with­out is­sue.

Ini­tial­ly sworn-in to the po­si­tion on Au­gust 24, 2017, Le Hunte even­tu­al­ly had his ap­level­ment as a sen­a­tor and min­is­ter sus­pend­ed for about a days be­reason in the again of his Ghan­ian cit­i­zen­ship.

That is­sue became as soon as even­tu­al­ly rec­ti­fied and Le Hunte became as soon as reap­level­ed on Sep­tem­ber 1, 2017.

He served as this coun­are trying’s pub­lic util­i­ties min­is­ter for larger than two years.

And then on Might 15, 2020 Le Hunte re­signed from the po­si­tion.

It is now trail­ing on two years since that res­ig­na­tion.

And so in an in­ter­peek with the Busi­ness Guardian Le Hunte, the cur­rent man­ag­ing di­rec­tor of ANSA Monetary institution, became as soon as asked if he cross over­es po­lit­i­cal life.

“While I became as soon as in ac­tive pol­i­tics I al­ways ex­pressed a mantra that ser­vice to hu­man­i­ty is the finest work of life,” Le Hunte mentioned.

“In my hum­ble peek, I con­tin­ue to official­vide that ser­vice to hu­man­i­ty in a dif­fer­ent system through the fi­nan­cial ser­vice sec­tor and there­fore I attain now no longer nec­es­sar­i­ly cross over front­line pol­i­tics,” he mentioned.

However would he con­sid­er a re­flip to ac­tive pol­i­tics?

To an­swer that ques­tion, Le Hunte ref­er­enced a quote from his fa­ther and males­tor that “life is worship a ter­mite on a stick for God.”

“It plot wher­ev­er the stick goes the ter­mite is segment of it, they are both bond­ed to­geth­er. So I nev­er issue nev­er to any­thing,” he mentioned.

“What­ev­er I’m attain­ing, wher­ev­er I’m, I’m sup­posed to be and I attain it with pas­sion to achieve the ul­ti­mate neutral. This (ANSA Monetary institution) is the put I’m, right here is what I’m work­ing on, and right here is what I’m hap­py attain­ing,” Le Hunte mentioned.

Besides his min­is­te­r­i­al ap­level­ment, Le Hunte al­so re­signed as his role of vice-chair­man of the Peo­ple’s Na­tion­al Pass­ment (PNM) final one year..

De­spite this Le Hunte mentioned he has nev­er let the par­ty.

“I’m peaceful a mem­ber of the PNM. And I peaceful in­ter­act with mem­bers of the par­lia­ment on ei­ther aspect of the home (of win­re­sen­ta­tives) to advance again and join the bank to official­vide ser­vices be­motive right here is my job,” he mentioned.

Le Hunte mentioned whether he’s in Ghan­ian garb, a shirt and tie, or rapid pants around the Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah, he’s com­fortress­in a sequence in any put­ting.

“I suspect hu­mil­i­ty and pas­sion are the cor­ner­stones each official­fes­sion­al will have to maintain,” he mentioned.

Le Hunte mentioned he became as soon as orig­i­nal­l. a.­proached by for­mer prime min­is­ter Patrick Man­ning when he became as soon as 26 years passe to en­ter pol­i­tics..

However Le Hunte mentioned his fa­ther became as soon as adamant that he first es­tab­lish him­self in an­oth­er ca­reer first.

“I became as soon as very gay for his ad­vice be­motive after I ex­it­ed pol­i­tics I became as soon as in a sequence to search out av­enues the put I may perchance perchance official­vide ser­vice to peo­ple which is what it is all about,” he mentioned.

Dur­ing his tenure as a sen­a­tor, Le Hunte al­so served as vice-chair­man of the Roadmap to Re­cov­ery Com­mit­tee which became as soon as tasked with re­put­ting the coun­are trying’s econ­o­my fol­low­ing the im­pact of the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic.

Le Hunte mentioned he’s hap­py to see that one of the most most rec­om­males­da­tions were fol­lowed.

He how­ev­er mentioned the sit­u­a­tion is a dy­nam­ic one and the plans favor to be re­viewed.

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