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JAMAICA’S new national identification card system got a rousing welcome from Government parliamentarians at Gordon House Tuesday when Prime Minister Andrew Holness was presented with the first car...

THREE weeks after a short visit by British Royals, Jamaica on Wednesday welcomed Rwandan President Paul Kagame at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston. A 21-gun salute signalled the ap...

A 21-gun salute signalled the approach of the Royal Airforce VIP Airbus carrying the Duke...

FO terms police action violation of diplomatic protocol...

Foreign Office terms police action violation of diplomatic protocol.

A senior official found guilty of three charges by a Public Service Commission inquiry and who was named by parliamentary manager Lennox Garane in his 2018 suicide note, still works in Parliament. A senior official found guilty of three charges by a Public Service Commission inquiry and who was...

As Adrian Joseph, BSc ’10, sees it, every day is an opportunity to grow, to learn, and to serve his home country. Today he directs and coordinates the activities as head of the Protocol Division in Grenada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a position he’s held for nearly a decade. Mr. Joseph shares why he went into public service, as well as how SGU afforded him the opportunity to remain close to home and family while furthering his education. St. George’s University: What are your respons...

“Remember only that I was innocent and, just like you, mortal on that day, I, too, had had a face marked by rage, by pity and joy, quite simply, a human face!” Benjamin Fondane, Exodus Murdered at Auschwitz, 1944 Those who have visited Yad Vashem might have read the poem on the wall of the Name Hall. As we commemorate the Yom HaShoah or the Holocaust Memorial Day, the name of a Chinese lady has been lingering in my mind — Nadine Hwang with many different identities: cross-dresser, lawyer,...

PHA receives a $150k PPE donation from the State of Qatar The State of Qatar making a significant donation to the people of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas yesterday. The donation of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) valued at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($150,000.00) was tagged as a demonstration of the Qatar Governments deep appreciation for those who serve on the front lines of the fight against the global coronavirus pandemic, and its commitment to provide assistance to those i...