The year in politics was dominated by the decisions of two politicians regarding their political futures. One chose to leave his party and resign his seat in Parliament, leading to the first byelection in 13 years. The other decided to seek a fourth term as prime minister, kicking off the general
election campaign.
Since the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) won government on May 2, 2002 there were rumors that Malcolm Adderley and then Prime Minister Perry Christie were not getting along. Sources said Adderley was upset that promises made to him were not kept.
Adderley was not named a member of Christie’s Cabinet.
On January 6, days after announcing that he had left the PLP, Adderley came to t ...

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