Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, is urging Members of Parliament (MPs) to be accountable and accessible to their constituents. "In campaigning, we crossed bridges, negotiated puddles of water, traversed steep inclines and navigated hilly and rocky terrain to meet them and solicit their support. We are here to serve them, and not the other way around.  We are...

Prime Minister the Most Hon. Andrew Holness yesterday reminded his fellow Parliamentarians that they are servants of the people, and must remain accessible to them. “We are here to serve them, and not the other way around. We are their servants, not their bosses. We must not let them down,” Mr. Holness said, urging each Member of Parliament to recommit...

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, says a number of investment projects are being fast-tracked. This is in keeping with the Administration’s focus on inclusive economic growth, job creation, sustainable debt reduction, and improving the general well-being of Jamaicans. “Already, we have started the process of fast-tracking investment projects that are only being held up by decisions,” he said....

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, members of the incoming administration and public sector officials met with a visiting IMF delegation on March 4 at Jamaica House. The IMF delegation, led by Mr. Nigel Chalk, Deputy Director of the Western Hemisphere Department, affirmed the Fund’s readiness to continue its support of Jamaica.  The delegation noted the progress already made in...

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Michael Holness, today underscored his commitment to easing the tax burden on Jamaican families, as a key part of building a Government based on partnership for prosperity. Delivering his inaugural address at his Swearing-in Ceremony at King’s House on March 3, Mr. Holness cited partnership with families, the Opposition, the private sector and the international...

The administration is committed to creating an environment in which families can flourish and creating communities of upward social mobility, says Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness. He is urging family members to do their part to support this realization, “by being personally, socially and economically responsible.” The Prime Minister was delivering his inaugural address during Thursday’s (March 3)...

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, says his administration will maintain the format of joint oversight of Jamaica’s economic programme. This, he says, is in recognition of the “challenges we face regarding our debt and the need to maintain fiscal discipline.” The Prime Minister was delivering his inaugural address, following his swearing in at King’s House, on  March 3....