PM says $75M financial support for churches is for cleanup, not rebuilding

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

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Police Commissioner challenges police force to recognize their collective responsibility to strengthen the country

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

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JUTC’s Ride Free initiative ends today

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

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PM Holness expresses confidence that Jamaica will recover quickly from Hurricane Melissa

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

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Broadcaster Alma Mock-Yen has died

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

Read More

MLSS completes over 56,000 damage assessments

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

Read More

Former SSL CEO Zachary Harding declares he has always acted in compliance with the law and with highest level of integrity

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

Read More

RADA says sorrel will be limited this festive season

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

Read More

BOJ Governor says it will be difficult for Jamaica to recover from Melissa without aid

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

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BOJ to continue taking proactive steps to maintain orderly conditions in foreign exchange market

Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness says the financial support being offered to churches is for clean-up, not reconstruction.

The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurrican Melissa.

The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

In a social media post, Dr. Holness says, he believes there is a grave misunderstanding about what has been offered.

He explains that in the past, provision was made for churches and discussions continue.

Read More