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ST JAMES, Jamaica — Deputy Prime Minister Dr Horace Chang has sought to downplay the furore surrounding the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) and its planned office accommodation.
NaRRA, a temporary and specialised government agency established to drive post-disaster rebuilding in Jamaica, has been mired in controversy since its conception, with the latest concerns surrounding a proposal to rent office space to house its operations.
The initial lease agreement was reportedly valued at approximately $110 million annually over five years for two floors of the building located on Ocean Boulevard in Kingston.
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