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We are passionately committed to social justice and equality of opportunity; building A Jamaica that Works for All, not just a few!

How do we prepare Jamaica for a future driven by technology, innovation, and digital transformation?Tomorrow, Christophe...
01/06/2026

How do we prepare Jamaica for a future driven by technology, innovation, and digital transformation?

Tomorrow, Christopher Brown, MP, Opposition Spokesperson on Science, Technology & Digital Transformation, will present his contribution to the 2026 Sectoral Debate, exploring how Jamaica can harness technology to improve lives, expand opportunities, and strengthen national development.

Building Jamaica's future means ensuring that technology works for people, drives growth, and leaves no one behind.

Tuesday, June 2, 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM
📺 Watch live on YouTube:

How do we ensure that every Jamaican can afford food and every farmer can earn a fair living?Dr. Dayton Campbell, MP and...
01/06/2026

How do we ensure that every Jamaican can afford food and every farmer can earn a fair living?

Dr. Dayton Campbell, MP and Opposition Spokesperson on Agriculture, Fisheries & Food Security, will make his contribution to the 2026 Sectoral Debate. Sharing his vision for strengthening Jamaica’s agricultural sector, supporting our farmers and fishers, and building greater food security for the future.

A stronger Jamaica begins with a harvest the people can eat.

Tuesday, June 2, 2026
⏰ 2:00 PM
📺 Watch live on YouTube:

Dr Dayton Campbell

01/06/2026

Senator Allan Bernard dropped this revelation in the Senate: The Government changed the law. Milk in our dairy products is now only 5%. It used to be 50%.

Watch his full presentation 👇

From 50% to 5%. That’s not an adjustment. That’s a betrayal of every Jamaican family at the supermarket.

What are we really paying for when the label says “dairy”?

Share this if you think Jamaicans deserve real milk, not legal tricks.

28/05/2026

Premiering Tonight: Hurricane Melissa – The Storm That Broke Jamaica

6 months later, the story is still unfolding.
Hurricane Melissa: The Storm That Broke Jamaica premieres tonight at 6:00 PM.
This documentary takes you through the hours that shattered a nation and the months of recovery that followed.One storm changed everything.

Watch the full story here:
https://youtu.be/1E6MTkTZRKc

Set your reminder. Jamaica’s story deserves to be told 🇯🇲

28/05/2026

We’re Not Against NaRRA - We’re Against Poor Oversight!

Sen. Cleveland Tomlinson addressed the NaRRA funding debate last night on All Angles.

He pointed to the gap between the PM’s claim that the government is spending “tactically” on traceable projects, and the Auditor General’s finding that there was no commitment or plan attached to the funds when assessed. If the plan came later, he asked, why wasn’t it provided to the AG?

For Tomlinson, the bigger issue is Jamaica’s long-standing implementation deficit. Governments announce projects, but the capital budget often isn’t spent efficiently.

His position: the opposition has never opposed NaRRA’s purpose. The demand is for proper governance and accountability given the billions it will manage. To frame that as being “against NaRRA” is just another red herring.

28/05/2026

“How Distant Was the PM Really?”

Last night on All Angles, Sen. Cleveland Tomlinson responded to the PM’s statement that he wasn’t involved in the NaRRA CEO selection.

Tomlinson’s point: the Cabinet Secretary was on the recruitment panel, and she reports directly to the PM as head of the civil service. So he questioned how much distance the PM could really claim.

The opposition’s stance hasn’t changed. Tomlinson said concerns from when the bill first came to Parliament haven’t been allayed by the amendments or by the CEO appointment.

He expects the CEO to act with the highest integrity and for NaRRA to deliver. But he stressed that civil society and the opposition will stay vigilant, pointing to loopholes in the law that allow for weak accountability and transparency.

28/05/2026

Sen. Tomlinson to Dionne Jackson Miller: This Isn’t Opposition to NaRRA, It’s a Demand for Accountability

Last night on All Angles, Sen. Cleveland Tomlinson responded directly to the NaRRA debate.

He pointed to the disconnect: the PM says the government is being “tactical” with traceable spending, but the Auditor General’s report found no commitment or plan attached to the funds at the time of assessment.

He agreed on a core issue: Jamaica’s long-standing implementation deficit. Announcing projects means little if capital budgets aren’t spent efficiently and oversight is weak.

“We’re not against NaRRA,” Tomlinson clarified. “We’ve always said it needs the proper governance structure for the billions it will manage. Framing that as being against NaRRA is a red herring.”

Tonight at 8:30 PM, tune in to TVJ for as Senator Cleveland Tomlinson joins Dionne Jackson Miller on All Angles for an ...
27/05/2026

Tonight at 8:30 PM, tune in to TVJ for as Senator Cleveland Tomlinson joins Dionne Jackson Miller on All Angles for an important conversation on the latest on NaRRA.
Don’t miss the insights, the discussion and what the PNP has to say regarding the latest developments.

27/05/2026

Peter Bunting Probes Billions in Recovery Funds and Future of WiPay at PAAC

Today at PAAC

Peter Bunting, MP, sought clarity on how billions in recovery funds have been distributed across various payment methods, including digital vouchers, prepaid cards, remittance agencies, and direct deposits.

During the discussion, questions were also raised about the continued use of the WiPay system that had been introduced to manage and monitor the distribution of hardware materials under the recovery programme. Mr. Bunting sought clarification on whether the system would remain relevant as the programme transitions into the next phase focused more heavily on roof repairs and cash-based assistance.

The exchange focused on transparency, accountability, and ensuring that the systems being used remain effective as recovery efforts evolve.

27/05/2026

Today at PAAC, Omar Newell, MP, questioned the selection process used for vendors participating in the Wi Pay programme, particularly the criteria used to determine which hardware stores and suppliers were included.

He sought clarity on how recommendations were made, noting concerns from businesses that are tax compliant, accessible, and already involved in other government procurement programmes but were reportedly left out of the process.

Mr. Newell also raised concerns about how vendor selection impacts the cost and accessibility of materials for beneficiaries, especially when merchants chosen may be difficult to reach or have limited locations. He pressed for greater transparency and objectivity in the process used to shortlist and approve participating businesses.

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