‘MY DAY WILL COME’: Vowing to remain respectful of due process when it comes to the future leadership of his beloved PNP, Dr. Peter Phillips says patience is the signal virtue that’s guiding his decisions these days. “Whenever the party leader decides and the party decides and there is a transition to take place, I intend, by the grace of God, to offer myself. With no disrespect to anyone and none to the party leader, I know that a time will come when a transition will take place,” he recently told supporters in Kingston. “I believe in orderly transition. That is why my name is not on any ballot [for] September. There was never any intention for my name to be on any ballot because I believe in the protection of the party.”
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER: If there’s one aspect of his mandate that PM Andrew Holness is unflinching about it’s his belief that every Jamaican child must learn – a stern education policy. “I know in [certain] communities the tremendous struggle that parents go through, and that is why we have reintroduced the no-tuition policy,” he recently emphasized. “We are not saying that education is free, but what we are saying is that every single Jamaican child must have access to education whether or not they can afford it.”
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