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Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen (5th left), shares a photo opportunity with students from the St. Andrew-based Liguanea Preparatory School, at the Commonwealth Day celebration held on Monday (March 13), at King’s House. Also pictured at left is Chairperson of the Royal Commonwealth Society, Indera Persaud.
Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen (5th left), shares a photo opportunity with students from the St. Andrew-based Liguanea Preparatory School, at the Commonwealth Day celebration held on Monday (March 13), at King’s House. Also pictured at left is Chairperson of the Royal Commonwealth Society, Indera Persaud.

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Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen (5th left), shares a photo opportunity with students from the St. Andrew-based Liguanea Preparatory School, at the Commonwealth Day celebration held on Monday (March 13), at King’s House. Also pictured at...
Student at the Kingston-based Jessie Ripoll Primary School, Azaria Thompson, performs a cultural item at a celebration in observance of Commonwealth Day, held on Monday (March 13), at King’s House.
Student at the Kingston-based Jessie Ripoll Primary School, Azaria Thompson, performs a cultural item at a celebration in observance of Commonwealth Day, held on Monday (March 13), at King’s House.

Azaria Thompson
Clerk to the Houses of Parliament, Heather Cooke (right), joins students and other stakeholders in a walk for peace as part of activities to mark Commonwealth Day on Monday (March 13). The march, from Ruthven Avenue, along Half-Way Tree Road and up Chelsea Avenue, was preceded by a peace rally at The Knutsford Court Hotel.
Clerk to the Houses of Parliament, Heather Cooke (right), joins students and other stakeholders in a walk for peace as part of activities to mark Commonwealth Day on Monday (March 13). The march, from Ruthven Avenue, along Half-Way Tree Road and up Chelsea Avenue, was preceded by a peace rally at The Knutsford Court Hotel.

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The Hearing Hearts Sign Language Group performs during Sunday’s (March 12) National Commemorative Church Service to mark International Women’s Day. The service was held at Faith Cathedral Deliverance Centre on Waltham Park Road in Kingston under the theme: ‘Unite to End Gender-based Violence’. It culminated a week of activities marking the Day, which was observed on March 8 under that theme.
The Hearing Hearts Sign Language Group performs during Sunday’s (March 12) National Commemorative Church Service to mark International Women’s Day. The service was held at Faith Cathedral Deliverance Centre on Waltham Park Road in Kingston under the theme: ‘Unite to End Gender-based Violence’. It culminated a week of activities marking the Day, which was observed on March 8 under that theme.

Hearing Hearts Sign Language
Students of the St. Richard’s Early Childhood Education Centre perform a piece during the school expansion blessing and dedication ceremony, held on March 9 at the school in Kingston. The school has been expanded through a $13.2-million donation made by the Culture, Health, Arts, Sport and Education (CHASE) Fund.
Students of the St. Richard’s Early Childhood Education Centre perform a piece during the school expansion blessing and dedication ceremony, held on March 9 at the school in Kingston. The school has been expanded through a $13.2-million donation made by the Culture, Health, Arts, Sport and Education (CHASE) Fund.

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The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Band in performance at the National Safe Schools

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The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Band in performance at the National Safe Schools' Peace Day Concert held on March 7 at Mandela Park in St. Andrew.
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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (left), converses with Karelle Samuda, one of eight persons selected as Jamaica House Fellows, during the official launch and pinning ceremony at the Office of the Prime Minister on Wednesday, March 8. Looking on (from left) are other appointees Mark Tracey, Andrae Shawn Silburn, and Aubrey Stewart. The Jamaica House Fellowship programme has the strategic objective of encouraging the practical involvement of young people in the governance and policy decision-making processes at the highest levels of Government. The Fellows will serve in Ministries, Departments and Agencies for two years.

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Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (left), converses with Karelle Samuda, one of eight persons selected as Jamaica House Fellows, during the official launch and pinning ceremony at the Office of the Prime Minister on Wednesday, March 8. Looking on (from left) are other appointees Mark Tracey, Andrae Shawn Silburn, and Aubrey Stewart. The Jamaica House Fellowship programme has...
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Veteran journalist Ian Boyne (centre) and his wife, Margaret (third left), share a photo opportunity with Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (2nd left), along with four former Prime Ministers, who came out to support Mr. Boyne as he celebrated the 30th anniversary of his inspirational television programme ‘Profile’ at King’s House on February 28. They are (from left) the Most Hon. Edward Seaga; the Most Hon. P.J. Patterson; the Most Hon. Portia Simpson Miller; and Hon. Bruce Golding. All, including Mr. Holness, have been guests on Profile.

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Veteran journalist Ian Boyne (centre) and his wife, Margaret (third left), share a photo opportunity with Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (2nd left), along with four former Prime Ministers, who came out to support Mr. Boyne as he celebrated the 30th anniversary of his inspirational television programme ‘Profile’ at King’s House on February 28. They are (from left)...
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Minister of Health, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (left), has a playful moment with baby Shanoya Johnson, who recently returned from Health City in the Cayman Islands where she underwent heart surgery. Looking on (at right) is Shanoya’s mother, Veanka Rodgers. Occasion was a visit by the Minister to the Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston on March 3, where he interacted with heart surgery patients. Baby Shanoya’s surgery was the result of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Government/Bustamante Hospital and Health City. Six children, aged six months to three years, will benefit from the arrangement. Each child will be accompanied by a parent.

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Minister of Health, Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (left), has a playful moment with baby Shanoya Johnson, who recently returned from Health City in the Cayman Islands where she underwent heart surgery. Looking on (at right) is Shanoya’s mother, Veanka Rodgers. Occasion was a visit by the Minister to the Bustamante Hospital for Children in Kingston on March 3, where...
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Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Hon. Dr. Horace Chang (2nd right), listens to Hospitality and Workplace Services Coordinator, Ernst and Young Services Limited, San-Jay Williams, on the opening day of the Development Bank of Jamaica

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Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Hon. Dr. Horace Chang (2nd right), listens to Hospitality and Workplace Services Coordinator, Ernst and Young Services Limited, San-Jay Williams, on the opening day of the Development Bank of Jamaica's (DBJ) Infrastructure Conference, at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston, on March 6. At right DBJ’s Managing...
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Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator the Hon. Ruel Reid, interacts with students of Pembroke Hall Primary School, Jabarie Wilson (left) and Jahnae Fletcher. (File)

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Assistant Commissioner of Police, Millicent Sproul (right), presents a gift to Lena Madden, a participant at the pre-International Women

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Assistant Commissioner of Police, Millicent Sproul (right), presents a gift to Lena Madden, a participant at the pre-International Women's Day celebration at the Church of God in Jamaica, located at 93B Constant Spring Road in Kingston, on March 2. International Women's Day is observed annually around the world on March 8, and the 2017 campaign theme is: #BeBoldForChange.
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