Nigel Clarke, #Jamaica’s former Minister of Finance (2018-24), now a Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), born 54 years ago today on 20 Oct 1971.#Jamaica #Caribbean en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_A._… imf.org/en/News/Articl…

Heartiest Congratulations to our #DearManningsSchool #FormerHeadgirl Emily Melony Shields, CD (nee Crook) Emily Shields on her investiture in the Rank of Commander in the Order of Distinction (CD).

We honoured Jamaicans whose exceptional service, courage, and devotion have uplifted our people and strengthened the fabric of our democracy at the 2025 Ceremony of Investiture and Presentation of National Honours and Awards, held today at King’s House. Their example reminds us

PM Andrew Holness says "there is never an absence of leadership" to those who expressed concern of not seeing him. I know of the many mtgs he is leading to ensure our safety & resilience. I only pray he is taking his vitamins bcz the pace he goes at is pretty remarkable!

In the public interest and to further aid public understanding, I am also re-posting a video of Dr. Nigel Clarke’s closing remarks in the passage of an amendment to the Financial Administration and Audit Act in 2024 to create the National Natural Disaster Reserve Fund (NNDRF).

I cannot appreciate Dr Nigel Clarke any more than I do now Respect due!

The first plane carrying aid from El Salvador arrived in Jamaica last night, following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa. In total, 3 planes will deliver relief (1 per day) bringing 300 rescuers and 50 tons of humanitarian aid. May God be with our brothers in Jamaica.

At the Luana pumping station with the NWC team as they install a generator to restore supply. Luana is key — once water flows here, trucks can load and serve nearby communities. Work is also ongoing in Dalintober, Newell, and Little Park.

East Rural St. Andrew... residents come together to build back a road that broke away. Unity ❤️

Even with landslides and blocked roads, we’re pushing through! I have been going around and bringing food as far as the roads allow. Clearing works continue, we have your backs and won’t stop until every area is reached. The damages from the hurricane is more than we

St. Kitts and Nevis will donate USD $100,000 to support Jamaica’s recovery efforts. We stand together as one people. sknis.gov.kn/2025/11/02/gov…

Thank you Bishop T.D. Jakes for this. Jamaica is a God centered place with an anthem that is a prayer asking, God to bless Jamaica, Land of Love. We need the prayer and we need alot of help. Supportjamaica.gov.jm Thank you for this moment.

Dear Jamaica on behalf of Panama you’ll be receiving a humanitarian flight from Copa with medical supplies, non-perishable foods, clothing and utilities to support Hurricane Melissa relief efforts 🇯🇲🇵🇦 ODPEM Andrew Holness

This morning, Samaritan’s Purse deployed an Emergency Field Hospital to Jamaica—bringing critical medical care and hope to families devastated by Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm ever to strike the island. Our 767 cargo plane carried the 30-plus-bed facility, which

HOLY SH*T 🚨 El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said he had to LOCK UP 80,000 criminals to make sure there’s peace in his nation for generations ❤️ THIS MAKES PERFECT SENSE TO ME

Grateful for the assistance of the JDF and members of the El Salvador military in clearing sections of River Road today. This corridor, like many others, experienced limited to no access, disconnecting several communities across the constituency after the impact of Hurricane

Over 70 Spanish citizens arrived today to build out another field hospital; Falmouth, Trelawny. Doctors, nurses, engineers, etc. A big thank you to the Gov. of Spain and the EU. 🇪🇸 🇯🇲

The Indian Government has provided relief supplies to Jamaica to assist with Hurricane Melissa recovery efforts. Among the items are medical equipment, tents, and mattresses. #GLNRToday 📽: Ian Allen

Minister Fayval Williams and officials welcomed a Belgian team at NMIA as Jamaica received 400 generators to aid recovery. Thank you, Belgium, for your solidarity. 🇯🇲🇧🇪 #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaRecovery