“No Gutter politics from the JLP” – PM Holness says party to embark on voter education programme

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Amendment bill which exempts Jamaican World Bank employees from income tax payment passed in Senate

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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3 British nationals held at NMIA/Sangster Airports after caught with drugs valuing about $118.7M

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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1yo boy, foreign national among four people killed on nation’s roadways since Friday

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Kingston Western police launch probe into murder in Havana, Arnett Gardens last evening

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Government/Opposition Senators welcomed Jamaica’s former ambassador to the U.S Audrey Marks to Upper House

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Former Ambassador to U.S. Audrey Marks sworn in as Government senator

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Audrey Marks appointed newest government member of Senate; former police chief Antony Anderson replaces Marks as Ambassador to the USA

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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Environment and Climate Change Minister, Matthew Samuda expresses concern over climate adaptation funding in Jamaica

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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DPP to proceed further with plans to unify office with Clerk of Courts before her term ends

There will be no gutter politics from the Jamaica Labour Party“.

That is the declaration from Party Leader and Prime Minister, Andrew Holness at a meeting in St. Elizabeth on Friday.

His comment comes, as Jamaicans await the next General Election which is due by September.

Mr. Holness said his administration is focused on politics which is centred around respect and growth.

Meanwhile, Mr. Holness said his party will be engaged in a continuous programme of educating voters, especially young people.

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