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Af­ter eight months in of­fice, Ju­nior Min­is­ters Phillip Alexan­der, Clyde El­der and Ernesto Ke­sar say their work across Hous­ing, Pub­lic Util­i­ties and En­er­gy has been de­fined by in­tense prepa­ra­tion, prob­lem-solv­ing and a fo­cus on de­liv­er­ing tan­gi­ble im­prove­ments to cit­i­zens’ lives.

Speak­ing in sep­a­rate in­ter­views with Guardian Me­dia yes­ter­day, the three min­is­ters out­lined the re­al­i­ties they in­her­it­ed on en­ter­ing gov­ern­ment, the chal­lenges they faced and how their re­spec­tive roles are con­tribut­ing to na­tion­al re­cov­ery and de­vel­op­ment.

Restor­ing or­der and lay­ing foun­da­tions