Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) has described the People's National Party's (PNP) concerns over Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert's candidacy in the upcoming by-election in Trelawny South, as an act of brazen and barefaced hypocrisy.
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Ganja Industry Overhaul: PNP’s Vision for The Next Government
Ganja Industry: The People's National Party (PNP) accused the Jamaica Labor Party (JLP) administration of implementing policies that have been detrimental to the legal ganja industry.
Mikael Phillips Charged for Late Declaration Filing.
Mikael Phillips, the Member of Parliament for Northwest Manchester, should have filed his 2022 statutory declarations on time. But he didn't. As a result, the Integrity Commission ruled that he should be charged.
Integrity Commission is Under in the Jamaican Parliament.
The Integrity Commission is under scrutiny in the Jamaican Parliament as JLP parliamentarians attempt to split hairs to vindicate disgraced Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Everald Warmington’s Fiery Speech: A Defense of Andrew Holness.
Everald Warmington, MP, made headlines again on Sunday with his fiery speech at the Jamaica Labor Party's (JLP) constituency conference for St. Catherine Southeastern.
Legal Battle: PM Holness Challenges Integrity Commission’s Report.
The Integrity Commission has received court documents from Prime Minister Andrew Holness' legal team, related to a judicial review concerning a report on his financial matters. The report reveals an investigation into potential illicit enrichment, prompting political controversy. Holness claims constitutional violations by the Commission, seeking to invalidate relevant laws.
Isat Buchanan: New Hope for East Portland Constituents
Isat Buchanan has been selected by the People's National Party as the candidate for East Portland in the upcoming parliamentary elections. He is committed to improving constituents' lives and is engaging with supporters. Meanwhile, former President Obama is set to bolster Kamala Harris's campaign in key swing states, highlighting the election's significance.
PM Holness Controversy Sparks Voter Engagement Ahead of Elections.
Renowned pollster Don Anderson suggests that ongoing discussions about Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness' financials may boost voter interest ahead of next year's parliamentary elections. He notes increased engagement among Jamaicans, driven by lively political exchanges. Anderson's research indicates a likely rise in voter turnout, especially among young supporters influenced by Vybz Kartel's participation.
Bluedot Poll Say 44% of Jamaicans Think Country is on Wrong Track.
A Bluedot poll reveals that 44% of Jamaicans believe the country is on the wrong path under Prime Minister Andrew Holness, a sentiment that has grown among JLP supporters. Only 27% think Jamaica is going in the right direction. The poll, conducted with 1,246 voters, indicates rising skepticism since 2021.
Jamaica’s Partisan Blindness: Dr. Thame’s Insight
Dr. Maziki Thame critiques Jamaica's political partisanship in response to the Integrity Commission’s report on Prime Minister Andrew Holness’ financial dealings. Her essay highlights blind allegiance among supporters, despite serious allegations of tax issues and conflicts of interest. Corruption perceptions remain high, reflecting a failing governance framework and elite collusion.