PM says he is being a good steward of the country

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Three suspected lottery scammers from Hanover and Westmoreland arrested and charged

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Opposition Leader Mark Golding says he will only retain 20% of salary increase approved for his Office

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Gov’t launches initiative expected to better screen candidates for public boards

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

PM hits back at criticism about hike in salary for Political Directorate, saying underpaid political class cannot deliver

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

70-year-old woman died in house fire in Buxton, St. Ann yesterday

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Seniors in Cumberland, St. Catherine want more JUTC buses working on route through community

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Issues related to Windrush generation and reparatory justice among topics to be discussed at today’s UK-Caribbean Ministerial Forum

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Finance Minister, Dr Nigel Clarke continues to defend massive increase in salaries of parliamentarians

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.

 

Montego Bay Chamber of Commerce and Industry concerned about recent flare-up of crime in St. James

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says he is being a good steward of the country and that others, who he describes as anti-development people are being hypocritical.

 

He was reacting to criticisms about the salary hike for the Political Directorate, comparisons to the pay offered to public sector workers, as well as complaints that politicians lack accountability and performance.

 

Speaking at an event in Kingston yesterday (May 18), Mr Holness noted that Cabinet agonized over the decision, being aware of the anticipated backlash.

 

He stressed that his administration will ignore the pontification, focusing instead on tackling challenging issues which result in an improved quality of life for Jamaicans.

The Prime Minister noted that citizens have the option of letting him know if he is not being a good steward.

He chastized persons who are using the situation to create false narratives and political fodder.