A strong economy is the foundation for all the plans we have to improve your lives. That is why we are so devoted to ensuring the economy is stable, responsive and resilient.

I know our parents are incredibly proud that their children successfully started the new school term, and I’m grateful to have been part of this morning's return to school. I urge everyone to stay focused and responsible, both on the roads and in school. Drive carefully, watch

Wow Today really energized me. Being in the presence of our nation’s future has againhighlighted the potential, beauty and greatness of our country. I will always do what is right for Jamaica because I owe that to these little ones, and to all the students and young people

I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the Ministry of Education and Youth for their tireless work and dedication. The success of opening the majority of our schools on the first day of the school year is a direct result of the coordinated efforts of our hard working regional

I pay close attention to what people are saying and feeling because I know how crucial it is to address your pain points. One of those key concerns is the cost of living, which is directly affected by the cost and quality of transportation. We’ve already begun tackling these

Parents in Jamaica must actively encourage STEM education for their children, as it is a cornerstone for the nation’s economic growth and global competitiveness. By promoting STEM studies, we are not only investing in our children's future but also fostering the development of

Excellent meeting with the PM of #Jamaica Andrew Holness and key members of his cabinet on the country's development priorities. The island's macroeconomic progress is impressive, positioning Jamaica to attract investments and unlock new opportunities for its people. IFC

It has become a tradition and a tremendous pleasure for me to give laptops to our hard working nurses. Today I handed over several laptops to Mrs Dawn Marie Richards, President of the Nurses Association, Mrs Denese Dacres-Reeves , 1st Vice President Miss Laverna Campbell,

Economic development must translate to real, tangible benefits for the population, particularly in reducing the cost of living and improving quality of life. Today the Government of Jamaica and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) signed a landmark Memorandum of

A by-election has been set for Monday September 30, 2024 in North East St Ann with Nomination Day being Wednesday September 11, 2024.

Yesterday we marked four years since you re-elected us to lead, and we have led through several unexpected shocks, all while keeping Jamaica strong and stable. The difference between this administration and others, is our stellar performance in preparing, withstanding and

We have planned certain changes to put the administration in a position to refocus and better deliver the well-deserved benefits and social services such as better wages, better education, better healthcare, better roads and water, to the people of Jamaica. These changes are

Always looking forward to engaging with our vibrant diaspora. Join us at our Town Hall meeting Saturday September 21,2024 at 6PM in Bronx New York.

Khadija “Bunny” Shaw has been nominated for the 2024 Women’s Ballon d’Or! A monumental achievement for the Jamaican football star, congratulations Khadija on your outstanding performance and contributions to the sport this year.

There are always great things happening in our country. Whether it is a visit from an international financing agency that has seen Jamaica’s inspiring economic transformation, or the work being done to help our people recover from natural disasters. Here are just a few updates

Education is not only for the bright. The way we have distributed the means of education in Jamaica for decades has created inequality and social divide. It is time we take meaningful steps to address this. Our children should be exposed from very early to the best learning

Having institutionalized strong fiscal management and policies to secure economic certainty, resilience, and stability.The next step in our journey is to focus on achieving high growth. While we have been achieving some levels of growth, we are not satisfied with the anaemic

It was such a pleasure for me to give laptops to these two students, Romelia and Christine, who made a request of me while I was doing a post-Berly tour in Clarendon. I know these laptops will create greater access for them and prove very useful in their academic pursuits.

We are increasing the pace of investments into the things that will make a tremendous difference in the lives of our people. Things like your roads, water, energy and healthcare. The MOU we signed with the International Finance Corporation during the visit of Director Mr