@JamaicaGleaner The Gleaner will never be allowed to set the Agenda for what happens in our parliament! Unno coulda brite! Butt out of the parliament and let the elected Govt. deal with our affairs!
When the brother of a senior PNP Cabinet Minister was House Speaker and enforcing the standing orders, the Gleaner did not raise questions about who may be appointed House Speaker.
However, they raise that question on the occasion of two Opposition MPs publicly admitting to unbecoming conduct in Parliament.
No Editorial condemning the Opposition’s behavior but one suggesting change the process by which Speaker may be appointed and address the question of who is eligible.
Whoever wrote that Editorial cannot be taken seriously and makes the entity appear as if it is joking.
George Sylvester Davis, #Jamaican broadcast journalist, producer, media executive born 46 years ago today on 8 Nov 1980, in St. Catherine. Recognised for his versatility across news, current affairs, sports, and entertainment.
Davis received his early education at Marlie Mount Primary School, Jonathan Grant High School, and St. Joseph’s High School in St. Catherine. He went on to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing and International Business from the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech).
He began his media career at Nationwide News Network in 2005, initially in the sports department before expanding into news and current affairs. At Nationwide he served as news and current affairs editor and host of flagship programs including Nationwide This Morning and Nationwide at 5. He later held executive producer and hosting roles at SportsMax (leading the popular weekday SportsMax Zone magazine show), CVM TV (Lead Story), and CEEN TV. Davis has also written columns for The Gleaner.
Among his notable accomplishments, Davis has covered multiple Jamaican general and local government elections as well as general elections in Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados. He has provided commentary and analysis for major international and regional sporting events, including the FIFA World Cup, Summer and Winter Olympics, Copa América, and numerous local track-and-field and football competitions, and has interviewed regional political leaders and sports figures.
After thirteen years in the profession he was elected the youngest president of the Press Association of Jamaica, serving two consecutive terms.
In 2026 Davis was awarded the Order of Distinction in the rank of Commander (CD), #Jamaica’s fifth-highest national honour, in recognition of his contributions to media and communication.
He currently serves as Deputy Executive Producer/Editor at Nationwide News Network.
@jayjaybrown97 This man is a pathological liar. I'm very disappointed in him. No wonder he can't control the party members. I wonder how he feels when he looks at this video?
Golding says he was not assaulted and shoved out the way by an irate Phillips.
Take a look at the "certified "man.
Jamaicans is he lying .
See for yourself
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to offer Caribbean nations £40 million and give a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade.
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@JamaicaGleaner After 37 years in one location, I see nothing wrong in moving her to somewhere new. Why don't you all ask her how she feels about it?Retirement isn't far away so stop all the noise and politicking.
@indimindofbrad Stop telling lies. This is not anywhere near Cement company. Which shopping Centre or mall is across from Cement company? Unno too wicked and lie!
In October 2004, People's National Party (PNP) Minister Donald Buchanan stated that the government was not an insurer of buildings and that public relief assistance was meant to help people put their lives back together rather than fully replace lost or destroyed property
A senior trade unionist, Helene Davis Whyte, says there’s nothing suspicious about Darlene Morrison’s transfer to the mining and geology ministry from the finance ministry.
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Some Jamaicans are unbelievably ungrateful and hypocritical! Those names published to receive relief money—where are they now? Did they receive the money and spend it elsewhere? Nyam the money and wipe dem mouth! Wickedness and ingratitude will never go unchallenged.
Holness is the only PM who effectively dismantle gangs and put many of their members being bars, reduce the flow of Cocaine into the Coutry, disrupt the scammers, reduce murders. Many of these entertainters fund gangs, traffic drugs and encourage scamming they don’t like the PM
@syzygy5566@JamaicaObserver I have personally visited the most affected parishes with relief supplies. Persons took the items from us to sell in shops. Have you heard how many persons collected money for roof and use it for partying? The suffering is not due to lack of assistance. Dishonesty!