Speeches

Message from the Honourable Olivia Grange, MP Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture for International Youth Day

Release Date: 
Thursday, August 12, 2010


Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture the Hon. Olivia Babsy Grange

Today, Jamaica joins the rest of the world in celebrating International Youth Day.

Independence Day Message by the Prime Minister of Jamaica the Hon. Bruce Golding

Release Date: 
Friday, August 6, 2010


Prime Minister of Jamaica, Hon. Bruce Golding

Today, we celebrate the anniversary of the birth of our nation. It was a memorable night 48 years ago when we respectfully lowered the Union Jack and proudly hoisted the Black, Green and Gold as the symbol of our nationhood. With that flag was also raised our hopes and expectations as a people.

What were those hopes and expectations?

EMANCIPATION DAY MESSAGE BY THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAMAICA THE HON. BRUCE GOLDING

Release Date: 
Sunday, August 1, 2010


Prime Minister of Jamaica, Hon. Bruce Golding

We celebrate, once again, our emancipation from slavery 176 years ago. We glory in that achievement as the greatest victory that mankind has ever won because slavery is the worst form of oppression that man can impose on his fellowman.

Minister Vaz Sectoral Presentation in Parliament on Tuesday, July 27

Release Date: 
Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Content

Information and Communications Technology (ICT)
CITO
Universal Access Fund Company Ltd
The e-Learning Project
Postal Services
Access to Information
Public Broadcasting Corporation of Jamaica (PBC Jamaica)
Broadcasting Commission
Creative Production and Training Centre
Government Communication
Development Approvals Process and NEPA
Kingston Harbour
Black River Early Warning and Response Programme
Town and Country Planning Bill
National Land Agency

BROADCAST TO THE NATION BY THE PRIME MINISTER, HON. BRUCE GOLDING, JULY 21, 2010, AT 8:00PM

Release Date: 
Wednesday, July 21, 2010


Prime Minister of Jamaica, Hon. Bruce Golding

Since the declaration of a State of Emergency in the Corporate Area on May 23rd which was later extended to St. Catherine, the Police and the Military have been conducting an intensive campaign to reduce the level of crime and violence that have plagued the country for many years. The results have been positive and encouraging. For the first time that most of us can recall, the criminal elements have been shaken and they are on the run.

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