PM and Opposition Leader urge Jamaicans to use lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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ACQUITTED: Defense Lawyers welcome Court of Appeal’s decision noting that the legal system works

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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Kartel fans rejoice at Appeal Court’s decision to acquit him of murder

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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Entertainer Vybz Kartel and co-appellants acquitted of murder; judges guided by 12 factors in determination process

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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Meeting between Nurses Association of Jamaica and Finance Ministry being arranged to address outstanding compensation issues

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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UTASP: NERHA agrees on actionable timelines for addressing issues facing medical records workers at St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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Energy Minister says squall line highlights need for JPS to conduct full assessment of its infrastructure

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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ST. Elizabeth: Squall line disrupts power in areas already restored by JPS following disruptions caused by Hurricane Beryl

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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JPS still assessing full extent to which last evening’s squall line impacted its infrastructure

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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UTASP-NERHA meeting to address issues affecting workers at St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital postponed until Monday

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding are urging Jamaicans to use the lessons from the country’s colonial history to secure a better future. 

Their messages come as Jamaica observes Emancipation Day. 

Prime Minister Holness notes the importance of continued advocacy regarding reparations. 

He explains, however, that Jamaicans must use their freedom to create their own wealth. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Golding says Jamaicans should use the day to reflect on ways to address the lingering challenges of the past. 

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