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The president of Jamaica Andrew Holness Apol∅giz£s to Ibrahim Traore for lab£ling him a "Dictator"..... Listen 👂 #IbrahimTraore #africa | Gaius Harriet Konyen

The president of Jamaica Andrew Holness Apol∅giz£s to Ibrahim Traore for lab£ling him a "Dictator"..... Listen 👂 #IbrahimTraore #africa | Gaius Harriet Konyen

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President Of Jamaica 🇯🇲 Andrew Holness Apologizes to Ibrahim Traore for labeling him a "Dictator" #africa #BurkinaFaso #jamaica #resilience #hardwork #personalgrowth | Rightsource Tv

President Of Jamaica 🇯🇲 Andrew Holness Apologizes to Ibrahim Traore for labeling him a "Dictator" #africa #BurkinaFaso #jamaica #resilience #hardwork #personalgrowth | Rightsource Tv

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Prime Minister Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness has reaffirmed Jamaica's full commitment to regional legal cooperation and strengthening related institutions in support of this cause. He was speaking during the swearing-in ceremony for Hon. Mr. Justice Winston Anderson as the President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) this afternoon (July 6). The Prime Minister expressed confidence in Justice Anderson's leadership. He also thanked Justice Anderson's predecessor, Hon. Mr. Justice Adrian Sa

Prime Minister Dr. the Most Hon. Andrew Holness has reaffirmed Jamaica's full commitment to regional legal cooperation and strengthening related institutions in support of this cause. He was speaking during the swearing-in ceremony for Hon. Mr. Justice Winston Anderson as the President of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) this afternoon (July 6). The Prime Minister expressed confidence in Justice Anderson's leadership. He also thanked Justice Anderson's predecessor, Hon. Mr. Justice Adrian Sa

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Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness assumes chairmanship of CARICOM - CARICOM

Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness assumes chairmanship of CARICOM - CARICOM

Why is Jamaica’s youngest Prime Minister, Andrew Holness — just 53 years old and moving the nation in bold new directions — being pressured to resign, while Opposition Leader Mark Golding, 60 now and 65 come next election, faces no such calls despite losing? One day after ballots were cast, media voices were already scripting Holness’s exit. Who benefits from weakening him — and from a Jamaica stuck in cycles of destruction? Could it be that the establishment thrives more on Jamaica’s failures t

Why is Jamaica’s youngest Prime Minister, Andrew Holness — just 53 years old and moving the nation in bold new directions — being pressured to resign, while Opposition Leader Mark Golding, 60 now and 65 come next election, faces no such calls despite losing? One day after ballots were cast, media voices were already scripting Holness’s exit. Who benefits from weakening him — and from a Jamaica stuck in cycles of destruction? Could it be that the establishment thrives more on Jamaica’s failures t

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Prime Minister Andrew Holness has described the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse as heinous. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210707/heinous-holness-shocked-assassination-haitis-president #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has described the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse as heinous. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20210707/heinous-holness-shocked-assassination-haitis-president #GLNRToday | Jamaica Gleaner

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Dr Holness sworn in for a fourth time - Jamaica Observer

Dr Holness sworn in for a fourth time - Jamaica Observer

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Yesterday I had positive discussions with President of Panama José Raúl Mulino. I was in Panama for the CAF Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Forum. I discussed with President Mulino opportunities for greater Integration and cooperation between Jamaica and Panama Including in the areas of sports, language, travel and business. I thanked the President for His kind invitation to Jamaica as we continue to mount a strong recovery from Hurricane Melissa. | Andrew Holness

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Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness says Jamaica continues to maintain a strong and strategic foreign policy, while holding firm to what he described as core national values, including his position that gender is limited to male and female.Read more: https://t.co/OrI1fR80UI

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(REPOST from Prime Minister of Jamaica, Andrew Holness) I met with members of the Guyanese Defence Force who are currently in Jamaica, providing critical support to our national recovery efforts in White House, Westmoreland. Their presence is a powerful demonstration of regional solidarity and the strength of Caribbean cooperation in times of need. I expressed my sincere appreciation to the officers and ranks of the Guyanese Defence Force for their professionalism, dedication, and selfless servi

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Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness elected to a third term as main opposition candidate concedes

I recently signed the agreement for The partnership for a Prosperous Jamaica. The partnership was signed between the CEO of the Jamaica Environment Trust, Diana McCaulay, the President of the Jamaica Civil Service Association, O'Neil Grant, President of the Private Sector Paul Scott and the government. This Partnership for a Prosperous Jamaica will have a national focus on improving Jamaica’s record of economic growth during the period 2016-2020. Jamaica has a hard working and active civil socie

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We are continuing major reforms to modernise Jamaica’s justice system, with a strong focus on digital services and updated laws. Parliament has strengthened legislation to increase penalties for serious crimes, including murder. Thousands of Jamaicans continue to benefit from key justice services, including restorative justice, victim support, child diversion, and legal aid. For the year ahead, our priorities include upgrading court facilities, advancing constitutional reform toward becoming a r

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Jamaica and Kenya are family, linked by history, culture, and heritage. But beyond that, we want to create new opportunities and pathways for our people. It was my great pleasure to once again meet and talk with President Ruto who has been a hand of help for the region when we needed it, particularly in relation to the situation in Haiti. We are most grateful for his support and leadership in this regard and look forward to continued partnership on areas of mutual benefit. | Andrew Holness

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Today we opened Jamaica’s Parliament and officially swore in our Members of Parliament. From here, our focus is to keep working for you, building prosperity and representing Jamaica with pride. | Andrew Holness

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The Government of Jamaica is making a firm commitment to take back our communities from the grip of crime and violence. We are investing $2.2 billion in Spanish Town to build a modern, well-equipped security facility that will serve and protect our people. This project is about reclaiming our space from gangs, restoring peace, and giving families the freedom to live without fear. | Andrew Holness

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For too long, politics in Jamaica has been shaped by tradition, families and communities voting the same way for generations, regardless of performance. Those days are ending. Today’s electorate, especially our young people, are informed, exposed, and unwilling to vote on tradition alone. They demand results. The Jamaica Labour Party has worked hard and delivered real change. We are not asking for a third term out of entitlement, we are asking you to judge us on our record: the transformation we

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Corruption is one of the greatest threats to Jamaica’s progress, and it requires strong, decisive leadership. As Prime Minister, I have acted firmly against any member of my Party accused of wrongdoing. I myself have undergone a year-long forensic audit, every detail of my finances and personal life has been made public. The findings confirmed what I have always maintained: no corruption, no charges. I am the politician Jamaica knows most about. That transparency gives me the moral authority to

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In Jamaica, our economy and our people come first. I want everyone here, especially investors, to know that the Government will not put your investments at risk. Politics and the economy are connected, and we are focused on keeping both strong. Our strength is the good relationship between government and the private sector. That includes everyone, from big businesses to the lady frying fish by the roadside. I will do nothing to stop her from selling her fish, supporting her family, and sending h

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Over the past year, Jamaica faced two major challenges, violent crime and one of the strongest hurricanes ever recorded. We responded to both with strength and coordination. In 2025, murders fell to 673, down from 1,147 in 2024. That is a 43% reduction. Over two years, murders have dropped by more than 50%. For the first time in 31 years, killings fell below 700. And in January 2026, murders were down 55% compared to January last year. These are lives saved and communities finding peace again. W

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Today is the day, Jamaica. 🇯🇲 Over the past years, we’ve laid a strong foundation, better roads, more jobs, affordable housing, safer communities, and greater opportunity for all. Recently in East Rural St. Andrew with MP Juliet Holness, I saw the difference her leadership is making in people’s lives. That’s the kind of service and commitment we need to keep moving Jamaica ahead. Now, as we head to the polls, I ask you to #ChooseJamaica, vote for the Jamaica Labour Party so we can keep moving

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Across Jamaica, your government is making major investments in almost every area, in roads, schools, security, and healthcare. We are doing this at scale and at speed, because Jamaicans need real results, not talk. We are already seeing improvements in national security, and as crime continues to fall, our communities are becoming more peaceful. But I know one of the biggest frustrations for Jamaicans is healthcare. And I understand why. When you go to the hospital, you expect care, compassion,

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Under our administration, Jamaica has seen real results; we’ve halved the national debt, created 280,000 new jobs, brought 85,000 more people into the labor force, and tripled the minimum wage. Over the last three years, we’ve cut murders by 55%, all without introducing new taxes. Looking ahead, pensioners and those earning up to six million dollars will pay no income tax, and everyone will benefit from a new, graduated tax structure. We are adding 60,000 new homes, 15% dedicated to young people

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From Jamaican Prime Minister, Dr Andrew Holness: “I am encouraged by the strong show of support from our regional and international partners who joined us for a Goodwill Mission in the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa. With Heads of Government and other representatives from key development and financial institutions on the ground with us, this is truly an all-hands-on-deck effort. “I welcomed the Prime Ministers of Barbados, Grenada, and Antigua, the President of Guyana, the President of the Inter

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Yesterday we welcomed home the body of Jamaica’s fifth Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Edward Phillip George Seaga, our premier institution builder, visionary, framer o | Andrew Holness

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For many years, people believed Jamaica couldn’t build big projects because we didn’t have the money. That was the old thinking. Today, that is no longer true. In fact, Government has doubled its capital budget over the last decade. The real problem has been how slowly we turn plans into action. Too often, our own systems delay projects. Before anything is built, it must go through several steps: approval, design, procurement, and contracts. These processes are important to protect taxpayers’ mo

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After years of tearing down Jamaica’s name at home and abroad, the PNP has titled its manifesto “Jamaica Love.” It is one of the most disingenuous titles they could have chosen, given their long record of trying to damage the country’s reputation. They have repeatedly made baseless accusations of corruption, despite Jamaica achieving its highest ever scores on Transparency International’s global index. They have falsely claimed suppression of press freedom, even though Reporters Without Borders

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Four weeks after the most devastating blow to Jamaica’s agricultural sector, Minister Floyd Green outlined the government’s accelerated recovery plan. Damage now stands at J$60B, with major losses across crops, livestock, and fisheries. | Andrew Holness

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My attendance at the G20 South Africa underscored the importance of Jamaica’s presence, both as a nation navigating a recent disaster, as well as on behalf of the CARICOM region. Having a seat at the table allows us to advocate directly for the issues that shape our region’s future, especially as climate impacts intensify across small island states. I extend sincere thanks to President Cyril Ramaphosa for the invitation and for South Africa’s leadership during its G20 presidency. Throughout the

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