Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging Jamaicans to avoid falling for misinformation being circulated on social media that public sector workers are earning less salaries after the compensation review.
Read more: PM rubbishes negative comments about public sector compensation review
"I have never really left the road. I have always been engaged with the public," asserted Prime Minister Andrew Holness, who made it clear on Sunday that he will not be daunted as he carries out the people's business.
Read more: Holness undaunted by poll results, wants to get on with people's business
Alfred Dawes, popular medical doctor seeking to be the People's National Party (PNP) candidate for St Catherine South Eastern in the general election due 2025, on Tuesday, during the launch of his political bid, pronounced dead the campaign of his rival, Alric Campbell.
Read more: Dr Alfred Dawes scrubs up for South East St Catherine
Leader of the Opposition and President of the People's National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has apologised for comments he made referring to Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters as "damn fool".
Read more: Mark Golding apologises for calling Labourites 'damn fool'
The Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs has officially named the high-level Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC), which will provide expert guidance and oversight to Jamaica’s smooth transition from a Constitutional Monarchy to a Republic.
Read more: Constitutional Reform Committee (CRC) members named