WATCH: Protesters hit Duke Street over $40m NaRRA CEO salary, $115m lease plan

KINGSTON, Jamaica —A group of protesters gathered on Duke Street, downtown Kingston, Tuesday afternoon to register their concerns surrounding several issues, including the recently disclosed $40 million annual salary of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA), Antony Anderson, and the proposed $115 million to lease Digicel headquarters to house the authority.

The placard-bearing protesters, who were decked out in yellow, questioned the motive surrounding the proposed salary.

“Jamaica does not belong to the prime minister and his members. Jamaica belongs to us. We select you September 3rd. We are telling you need to take directive from us. You don’t lead this country as you feel like you want to lead it.