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PHOTOS: 10 Minutes with the Prime Minister

March 31, 2021
PHOTOS: 10 Minutes with the Prime Minister
Photo: Dave Reid
Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (left), responds to a question posed by Television Jamaica (TVJ) journalist, Kirk Wright, during the first in a series of one-on-one media interviews, dubbed, ’10 Minutes with the Prime Minister’, on Wednesday (March 31). The interview was conducted at the Prime Minister’s Official Residence – Vale Royal. The series, to be held for approximately 10 weeks, will see Mr. Holness engaging a representative from a media house each week in a 10-minute session, during which they will pose questions to the Prime Minister on matters relating to crime, the economy, and the coronavirus (COCVID-19) pandemic.

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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (left), responds to a question posed by Television Jamaica (TVJ) journalist, Kirk Wright, during the first in a series of one-on-one media interviews, dubbed, ’10 Minutes with the Prime Minister’, on Wednesday (March 31). The interview was conducted at the Prime Minister’s Official Residence – Vale Royal. The series, to be held for approximately 10 weeks, will see Mr. Holness engaging a representative from a media house each week in a 10-minute session, during which they will pose questions to the Prime Minister on matters relating to crime, the economy, and the coronavirus (COCVID-19) pandemic.

 

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (left), converses with Television Jamaica (TVJ) journalist, Kirk Wright, during the first in a series of one-on-one media interviews, dubbed, ’10 Minutes with the Prime Minister’, on Wednesday (March 31). The interview was conducted at the Prime Minister’s Official Residence – Vale Royal. The series, to be held for approximately 10 weeks, will see Mr. Holness engaging a representative from a media house each week in a 10-minute session, during which they will pose questions to the Prime Minister on matters relating to crime, the economy, and the coronavirus (COCVID-19) pandemic.
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