Phase-two development of the Desmond McKenzie Transitional Centre for the Homeless in downtown Kingston, which is now underway, is slated for completion in January 2024.

#PressRelease: Prime Minister Holness Announces Changes to the Senate. (1/2)

The Jamaica Labour Party Secretariat has recommended to its Selection Committee and Central Executive, Mr. Delroy Williams, to be the Party's candidate for Central Clarendon

President of the Press Association Jamaica, Dashan Hendricks, says he is baffled at opposition leader, Mark Golding's, claim that the media in Jamaica has been bought out by the governing Jamaica Labour Party, JLP. nationwideradiojm.com/paj-president-…

JLP councillors support party’s decision to recommend Delroy Williams as standard bearer for Central Clarendon iriefm.net/jlp-councillor…

Today Minister Fayval Williams opens the Budget debates and a new Chapter in Her-story. The trailblazing Minister who became Jamaica’s first Energy Minister will deliver the 2025/26 Budget as Jamaica’s first woman to serve as Finance Minister. This is a historic moment for all

The Government will invest $2 billion to enhance key entrance corridors leading into the capital city, Kingston, creating a more attractive and welcoming gateway.

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Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood showcasing the colors of the Jamaican flag 🇯🇲 celebrating Andrew Holness visit.

#StillBelieving The legacy of our projects not only continues to impact lives, but also has laid the foundation for others to imagine a greater and better future for Kingston.

The more you practice, the faster and more agile you'll become. Research encourages cities to build skateable areas for young people!! The French Embassy in Jamaica has a Skating Instructors’ program about to start! Become a certified skateboard instructor!👏🏾👏🏾

Apologies for the inconvenience as we are doing patch work along Washington Boulevard, right in front of Cooreville Gardens. Real solutions. #NestaWorks

Today I visited Hazard, Chandler’s Pen and May Pen Primary Schools. Reading opens the door to endless possibilities and helps minds grow to dream beyond their circumstances. On this Read Across Jamaica Day, let us celebrate the power of books to inspire and to educate.

Yesterday I visited a number of schools including May Pen Primary. Sometimes, as politicians, it’s the unexpected words of kindness and appreciation that lift our spirits and remind us why we keep going, especially when the weight of it all feels overwhelming

#ChooseJamaica #StillBelieving

Jamaica Labour Party Media Conference Date: June 2, 2025 Time: 10:30am Subject: Governance issues Location: JLP Headquarters, 20 Belmont Rd.