peter kavanaugh

Building Construction, Public relations and Communications. High level international table tennis trainer of coaches up to level 2 in the Caribbean region.

[Wayne Chen @wcchen]

Peter Jeffrey ‘Jeff’ Leroy Dujon, Legendary #Jamaica and #WestIndies cricketer, born 70 years ago today on 28 May 1956, in Kingston. Played 81 Tests, scored 3,322 runs at an average of 31.94, held 267 catches, and 5 stumpings. One of the greatest wicketkeeper-batsmen of all times; never appeared in a losing Test series. When we were Kings. #Caribbean
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[Andrew Holness @AndrewHolnessJM]

This morning, I joined members of the government, family, friends, and supporters at National Heroes Park to honour the life and legacy of The Most Honourable Edward Seaga on the 96th anniversary of his birth.

Former Prime Minister Seaga dedicated his life to the development of Jamaica. From strengthening the economy and expanding infrastructure to preserving and promoting Jamaican culture and music, his work helped shape the Jamaica we know today.

As we laid floral tributes in his honour, we reflected on his service to the country and his deep commitment to the Jamaican people. His legacy remains an important part of our national story and continues to inspire future generations.

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

@AndrewHolnessJM @jayjaybrown97 Our truly special Leader one of a kind! A gift from the Almighty to Jamaica!

[Juliet Holness @JulietHolness]

Today, we remember and celebrate the life and legacy of the Most Honourable Edward Seaga on what would have been his 96th birthday.

A visionary leader, statesman, and patriot, Edward Seaga dedicated much of his life to the development of Jamaica and its people. His contributions extended beyond politics, leaving a profound impact on Jamaica’s economic development, culture, and national identity.

As we reflect on his life and contribution, we honour a man whose service to country will never be forgotten.

[Andrew Holness @AndrewHolnessJM]

Celebrating Workers' Week and Labour Day 2026!

The Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, alongside the Ministries of Local Government and Labour, invites all Jamaicans to participate in this year's Workers' Week and Labour Day activities from May 17–26, 2026.

Under the theme "One People, One Purpose In All Things, Jamaica Wins," this year's focus is on the Restoration of Sports, Early Childhood & Community Facilities.

🇯🇲 National Projects:

Sabina Park, Kingston

Lewis Town Early Childhood Institute, St. Elizabeth

How are you planning to give back to your community this Labour Day? Let’s work together to make Jamaica win!

[kevin o'brien chang @kevinobriencha1]

When Miss Lou discussed the history and technical aspects of Jamaican culture,

She used standard English.

She knew was a time and place for everything and respected her language.

https://t.co/vH3bb6zjmX

[Rhoda Moy Crawford @RhodaMCrawford]

Great things continue to happen in our Manchester Central . Thank you Jamalco!

[NIRA Jamaica @NIRAJamaica]

Look for National Identification and Registration Authority, (NIRA), Representatives in your area on the dates shown in the image.
Visit our booth and have your questions and concerns addressed.
#NIRAMobileService #nirajamaica #NIRAServices #BornDigitalLiveDigital

[Robert Nesta Morgan @NestaJA]

No other administration in Jamaica’s history has undertaken more high-level road infrastructure projects than this Government.

Across the island, this administration continues to plan and execute major road infrastructure developments in Clarendon, St. Elizabeth, Portland, Kingston, St. James and other parishes. #NestaWorks

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

@NestaJA @NWA_JA @AskSparkjamaica Lots of good ideas here Sir Robert!

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

@KyleAnthonie @grumpyduchess_ So good to see Sir Delroy of Calabash Festival doing this undertaking in His homeland!

[Robert Nesta Morgan @NestaJA]

Major Road Improvements Underway Along Montpellier Main Road

More than 10,000 residents are to benefit from ongoing upgrade works along the Montpellier Main Road corridor under the Shettlewood to Anchovy Infrastructure Upgrade Project.

The project, being implemented in partnership with JSIF and the NWA, includes extensive road rehabilitation and critical pipeline improvement works following damage caused by Hurricane Melissa.

This investment is helping to restore and strengthen the roadway while improving essential water infrastructure for surrounding communities.

We thank motorists and residents for their continued patience and cooperation as work progresses along this important corridor.

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

@NestaJA Well needed, have memories of this road going back over 50 years traveling from Westmoreland to mobay.

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

In the end we have to be who we truly are and no one else! As the old saying goes "to thine own self be true"

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

My thoughts many years ago on the whole business of life and time!

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

Something I wrote years ago but just as relevant today! What say you?

[Dr. Chris Tufton @christufton]

Join me for my sectoral presentation.
Better Families; Better Communities ; Better Health.
📅 Tuesday, May 12th | 2pm

[peter kavanaugh @pjawk]

@christufton @tweetiegabby Good message Sir Chris!

[Hon. Olivia “Babsy” Grange @Babsy_grange]

Happening now: Jamaica commemorates the 181st anniversary of the arrival of the first Indians to our shores. 🇯🇲🇮🇳