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ONE civil society advocacy group is questioning the Government's claims of transparency and accountability in the expenditure information which it furnished regarding public money spent on Kamina ...

The Jamaican government has confirmed that it spent J$18.2 million in the get Kamina Johnson Smith elected as commonwealth secretary general

THE Parliamentary Opposition is adamant that it wants answers to the specific questions that were asked of Prime Minister Andrew Holness in Parliament regarding expenditure on Kamina Johnson Smith...

KINGSTON – The Jamaica government has confirmed that it spent an estimated J$18.2 million in the failed campaign to get Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith elected as the new Commonwealth Secretary general earlier this year. In June, Baroness Patricia Scotland successfully retained her post as the Commonwealth Secretary General, despite a strong effort by several members of the 54-nation grouping to remove her. The Dominica-born Scotland had faced a …

The failed campaign by Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Minister, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith for the post of Commonwealth Secretary General, has cost taxpayers a significant $18.2 million. This was...

Two nonprofits set up to honor Lynchburg historical figures Anne Spencer and Dr. Robert Walter “Whirlwind” Johnson have received $250,000 to continue telling their stories.

Jamaica has told an international conference that it will not support deep-sea mining in the International Seabed Area

Jamaica will not support deep-sea mining in the International Seabed Area without a suitable regulatory framework being in place, says Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith.

A threat by civil servants in Namibia to stage a general strike is being reported in that country as the reason for the abrupt cancellation of a planned visit to Jamaica by President Hage Geingob ...

Shop improvements in Wick in 1922, Wartime defences spoiling beach in 1972 and Setback for village centre plans in 1997