@hall_oneil As Dionne your own pnp said you all sick stomach and trust me we will not ease up you ppl mean Jamaica no good and you think is cooked up more to come with uno nasty rass set ,uno wicked set you ppl would rather suffer the ppl to gain power set a vagabond and vipers uno
The MP for South Trelawny, Marisa Dalrymple Philibert says the conduct of MP for South St. James, Nekeisha Burchell, is the worst she has seen by a parliamentarian.
Dalrymple Philibert, a former speaker of the House who was first elected to parliament 19 years ago, says Burchell’s conduct has brought proceedings in Gordon House to a new low.
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Truly. The PNP has undergone significant changes with many respected members retiring or passing away. The current members under Mark Golding's leadership seem to be having trouble adhering to parliamentary rules. It's sad to see the PNP reduced to this. 😔
This administration had the political will to carve out a policy to reduce crime. We now have 43% less murders, therefore we would not waste such gains by allowing murderes and rapist in our country. It is the most asinine statements from the PNP.
Threats to burn down Airbnb facility in St Mary after TVJ story.
This is kind of reporting that does more harm than good.
The question is why did TVJ do it
The Integrity Commission says matter under investigation since they wrote back to the FID and waiting to see if the FID will open and investigation for investigation sake.
INTEGRITY Commission end the charade!
You have nothing left
It seems like Menace to Parliament records setting of parliament, and feeds the information to PNP Vloggers! Countless times, I have seen videos with audio that I was not privy to, while watching parliamentary settings. Now, I know why! The rat has been caught!
For years, residents of Spring Village, Old Harbour Gutters and surrounding communities faced significant challenges after the bridge deteriorated, forcing motorists and commuters to take longer routes and, in many cases, multiple taxis to reach their destinations.
Lifelong Spring Village resident Mr. Patrick Rhoden, who has been a wheelchair user since 1995, shared how the new bridge will make daily travel easier and safer, particularly for persons with disabilities. The inclusion of accessible ramps means wheelchair users can now cross the bridge safely and independently without having to travel on the roadway.
Today's opening restores a vital connection between communities, improves accessibility, and supports easier movement for residents, commuters and businesses alike.
We thank Prime Minister Andrew Holness and all stakeholders who helped make this long-awaited project a reality.