Foreign Affairs Minister assures Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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Education Ministry commits to deeper collaboration with Jamaica Independent Schools Association

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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Police charge Kingston man in relation to a large gun and ammunition seizure

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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UDC, JABBEM to discuss prescriptive rights in push for full public access to Little Dunn’s River

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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UDC and JABBEM in discussions to reach settlement regarding access to Little Dunn’s River

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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Long-awaited job description and code of conduct for parliamentarians finalised

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

Read More

McNeil Land in Westmoreland flooded again following heavy rains

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

Read More

Wanted man arrested in Manchester

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

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Mario Deane’s ‘mi no like police’ comment was basis on which cops at lockup where he was beaten committed misconduct in public office -DPP

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

Read More

UWI teachers threaten industrial action if changes are made to pension and health benefits

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith has assured that Jamaica’s international reputation is sound and highly positive.

She was reacting to comments made by her Opposition counterpart, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, about potential adverse effects due to the appointment of Dennis Chung as Chief Technical Director of the Financial Investigations Division (FID).

In her Sectoral Debate presentation, Dr. Brown Burke had warned that the Government’s disregard for transparency, accountability and institutional integrity is pushing Jamaica toward a financial and diplomatic crisis.

Citing recent alleged breaches, Dr. Brown Burke accused the Government of placing the country’s global credibility at risk and undermining critical anti-corruption safeguards.

In a statement today, Senator Johnson Smith stated that the irresponsibility of the Opposition People’s National Party is putting Jamaica’s reputation at risk.

The Minister described the PNP’s approach as reckless.

Johnson Smith said recent efforts by the Opposition to impugn the reputation of Jamaica’s anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing systems and frameworks are indicative of their inability to demonstrate readiness to lead and represent a country.

Read More