Member of Parliament (MP) for North West Manchester, Mikael Phillips, has issued a public apology to his immediate family and the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) for failing to submit his 2022 statutory declaration on time to the Integrity Commission (IC).
Read more: MP Mikael Phillips apologises to family, PNP for breaching IC Act
While asserting a commitment to freedom of the press, Prime Minister Andrew Holness on Sunday stressed that the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and its supporters must engage in a strategy of promoting information favourable to the party in combating what he considers the “skewed, biased, and untrue” narratives being put out to the public by sections of the media.
Read more: Holness urges JLP to counter ‘skewed’ narratives through alternative media
Controversial Member of Parliament (MP) for South West St Catherine, Everald Warmington, has launched a broadside against the Jamaican media fraternity, accusing it of teaming up with the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) in an attempt to "destroy" Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Read more: Warmington accuses local media and PNP of aiming to 'destroy' Holness
Members of the opposition People’s National Party (PNP), walked out of the Parliament Tuesday afternoon after the Government blocked a motion of no-confidence which appeared to target Prime Minister Andrew Holness.
Read more: Govt Blocks Holness No Confidence Motion as PNP walks out of Parliament
The firestorm triggered by the Integrity Commission (IC) investigation report on Prime Minister Andrew Holness’s statutory declarations escalated on Thursday afternoon when he instructed his attorneys to file action against senior members of the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) who, he said, defamed him at a mid-morning news conference.
Read more: Holness instructs lawyers to file defamation suit against senior PNP members