PM urges citizens to use freedom to improve lives in Emancipation Day message, opposition calls for fair treatment

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

PNP’s Human Rights Commission Chairman Isat Buchanan resigns following comments on DPP

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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Full court rules that extension of DPP’s tenure in 2020 was legal

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

Police Federation General Secretary describes interdiction of Chairman as ”an assault on freedom of speech”

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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Police federation chairman interdicted by Police High Command

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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NIA says decision to increase DPP and AG retirement age is an assault to good governance

As Jamaica observes Emancipation Day today, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to use the freedom afforded them to improve their lives and those of future generations.

In his Emancipation Day message, Mr. Holness said by embracing their freedom, Jamaicans are honouring the country’s liberators.

Mr. Holness also urged Jamaicans to guard the freedom of their minds.

He also encouraged citizens to use positive information to uplift themselves.

Meantime, in his message, opposition leader Mark Golding says as the nation celebrates emancipation day focus must be placed on the fair treatment of all Jamaicans.

 

 

He says there must be a collective effort to ensure equality and a better Jamaica for all.

 

 

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