Opposition Leader Jamale Pringle urged supporters to prepare for political change during a United Progressive Party (UPP) virtual public rally, calling on voters to become active and ready for upcoming elections.

In closing remarks at the rally, UPP leaders framed the party as prepared to form the next government and emphasized the need for public participation, particularly voter registration and revalidation, as a critical step toward change.

The rally, which featured multiple speakers addressing governance, public accountability, infrastructure, healthcare, agriculture, and foreign relations, repeatedly highlighted dissatisfaction with the current administration and positioned the UPP as an alternative government-in-waiting.

Speakers throughout the event stressed that change would not occur automatically, urging supporters to take responsibility for ensuring their eligibility to vote and to remain engaged ahead of the next general election.

The call to prepare for change capped an evening of criticism of government transparency, public spending, and service delivery, with party officials presenting voter readiness as central to any transition in leadership.

The UPP has not announced a date for its next public engagement but indicated that further outreach efforts would continue as part of its mobilisation campaign.