Prime Minister Holness urge Citizens to take Vaccines #VaccinateJA #AndrewHolness #GetBackToLife | PBC Jamaica

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has asked his Cabinet ministers to publicly declare their COVID-19 vaccination status. At a press conference last night, the Prime Minister could not say if all his ministers had taken the jab. This morning, he declared that it was important for the public to know. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210820/pm-asks-cabinet-ministers-declare-vaccination-status (Rudolph Brown and Raymond Simpson video) #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a seven-day lockdown for Jamaica…Jamaica today recorded another three deaths and 555 new COVID infections…The Ministry of Health and Wellness is to undertake a four-day vaccination blitz, starting on Saturday, to vaccinate children 12 years and older with the Pfizer vaccine…Independent Member of Parliament for Westmoreland Central George Wright and his common-law wife Tanisha Singh have been hospitalized with COVID-19…IN SPORTS: Jamaica's Tina Clayton

WATCH: Four years in his his term as Head of Government, Prime Minister Andrew Holness sits down with The Gleaner's Edmond Campbell and Livern Barrett for a special interview. Hear Holness on governance, corruption, the revocation of the visa of government minister Daryl Vaz and other issues. | Jamaica Gleaner

Exclusive interview with Prime Minister Andrew Holness’s father [Morris Holness ] https://youtu.be/rxnoVFfwnZc ——————- OUT NOW @ BOJTV.COM ——————- Exclusive interview with Prime Minister Andrew Holness’s father [Morris Holness ] ————————— CLICK LINK IN HIGHLIGHTS | BOJ Tv - Best Of Jamaica Television

In an interview at the game where our National Basketball Team faced Canada in the FIBA World Cup Qualifier, I said that the same speed and explosiveness that make us world leaders in athletics are the same ‘biomechanical’ gifts needed to dominate on the basketball court. We have the natural talent; now, we must match that talent with world-class facilities. As we look toward the return of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and more international events, we must bridge the gap between our natura