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Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton, in a recent statement to Parliament, said "[Jamaica] has a sick population." He continued: "Madam Speaker, one in three Jamaicans has hypert...

“If you want a truly representative and effective Parliament that acts on behalf of the people of Jamaica and not in the interest of their political party, we have to cut the umbilical cord of politics,” said Dr D.K. Duncan in 1993. The umbilical...

Uganda: Malawian Members of Parliament applaud Parliament for passing Anti-gay law

Lusaka - Zambia: President Hakainde Hichilema has urged graduating students at Valley View University in Ghana to regard hardships as an opportunity for

Despite criticism from various quarters of society, the government has given continuity to the Local Infrastructure Development Program (LIDP), previously known as the Constituency Development Fund. However, most of the lawmakers from across the parties have maintained silence over the resumption of the controversial program.

Forty-one per cent of legislators in the Lower House recorded below-average attendance at sittings last year, with two among them attending less than five of the 53 meetings held, a review of parliamentary records has revealed. A further look at...

Lusaka - Zambia: Over K400,000 has been spent on the construction of a 1 by 3 classroom block using  the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) at Yengwe

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