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Opposition Leader's Emancipation Day Message
Local News
My Jamaican brothers and sisters,

This year we celebrate Emancipation Day amidst the challenges and hardships that we continue to face as a nation.

Every year at this time I can imagine and feel the excitement of our ancestors as they prepared for the August Morning, referred by our ancestors as "Augus Mawnin", that promised them freedom.

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Prime Minister's Statement to Parliament on the Declaration of a State of Public
Local News The Cabinet took the decision on Sunday to advise the Governor-General to issue a proclamation declaring a state of public emergency for the parishes of Kingston and St. Andrew effective 6:00 p.m. that day.  This decision was taken on the advice of the security forces that action had been taken and further action was likely to be taken to endanger public safety.
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National Broadcast by the Prime Minister of Jamaica regarding the Country's Econ
Local News In recent broadcasts, I have spoken about the problems facing us as a country, problems that have been so terribly aggravated by the global recession but problems which existed and had accumulated long before the recession.
Posted by admin on Tuesday, January 19 @ 07:23:18 GMT (349 reads)
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Diaspora Body to Address Board in January
Local News Jamaicans from the Diaspora are expected to make presentations to a parliamentary committee dealing with issues affecting the diaspora next month. The Diaspora Affairs Committee says it will invite select members of the diaspora to address the committee in late January, 2010.
Posted by admin on Tuesday, December 08 @ 09:26:39 GMT (508 reads)
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DIASPORA KEY IN HELPING TO FORMULATE FOREIGN POLICY FOR TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Local News Minister of State in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Ronald Robinson, has underscored the importance of a foreign policy to national development, noting that engagement of the Jamaican Diaspora was key in formulating such.
Posted by admin on Friday, July 25 @ 10:40:15 BST (278 reads)
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New Minister of National Security Appointed
Local News Former Police Commissioner, Colonel Trevor MacMillan was sworn in on May 13, as the new Minister of National Security by Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, at a brief ceremony at King's House.

Col. MacMillan, who was presented with the instruments of appointment as Minister and Senator, takes over the portfolio from Derrick Smith who was appointed to the position in September 2007. He also replaces Government Senator, Ian Murray, who resigned his position to make way for the new Minister, who will direct the Ministry's affairs via the Upper House.

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Herb McKenley Dies - Official Mourning Declared
Local News Legendary Jamaican athlete, the Honourable Herb McKenley, OM, OJ passed away on Monday 26th November 2007 in Kingston. The Government of Jamaica has declared three days official mourning from Thursday 6th December to Saturday, 8th December 2007.
Posted by admin on Wednesday, December 05 @ 13:49:23 GMT (358 reads)
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Inaugural Address by The Honourable Bruce Golding, Prime Minister of Jamaica
Local News
Today, I assume the office of Prime Minister of Jamaica. I do so with deep humility, knowing well that while it is one of the highest offices of the land, it demands the highest service. The word "Minister" is a Latin word which means "servant". Therefore, today, I have become the chief servant of the people of Jamaica. I thank the people of Jamaica for the honour that has been bestowed on me to serve. I pledge to serve them diligently and faithfully, to work, as our National Pledge behoves us, "with the love and loyalty of my heart, the wisdom and courage of my mind and the strength and vigour of my body", to enable them to enjoy a better life. I pledge to the people of my country to at all times do what, in my best judgement, is right for Jamaica.

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Plans Well Advanced for National Emancipation Vigil at Seville Heritage Park
Local News Plans are well advanced for the staging of the National Emancipation Vigil and Jubilee Celebrations 2007, to be held at the Seville Heritage Park in St. Ann on July 31.
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