THE Portmore Municipal Council’s Independence Day Flag-Raising and Civic Ceremony was subjected to a shameful display of partisan politics yesterday when some residents and councillors booed as Opposition Leader Andrew Holness’s Independence message was being read.
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Residents, councillors boo Opposition leader’s message
OPPOSITION Leader Andrew Holness’s defence of the house that he and his wife Juliet are building in Beverly Hills, St Andrew has created more unease inside the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and appears to have placed the political organisation on a collision course with some of its more affluent donors.
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Andrew’s house fuels unease
Opposition Leader Andrew Holness has answered criticism of the house that he and his wife Juliet have been building in St Andrew for almost three years now, saying that if they were in possession of the amount of money that their detractors are quoting as being spent on the house they would have been finished a long time ago.
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Holness defends his house
OPPOSITION Leader Andrew Holness yesterday described as hypocritical the People’s National Party’s (PNP’s) objection to a proposed referendum on Jamaica accepting the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) as the country’s final court on criminal matters and accused the ruling party of holding “a convenient view of democracy”.
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‘PNP hypocrisy’
Below are the Labour Day messages of Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller and Opposition Leader Andrew Holness.
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PM, Opposition call for supporting communities, children on Labour Day
