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C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
#FinalMap: YELLOW-WASH: Dickon Mitchell's National Democratic Congress wins the 2026 Grenada General Elections in a landslide - winning 14 out of 15 seats
FINAL RESULTS:
NDC - 14 (+5)
NNP - 1 (-5)
Jamaica shoulda say Yes so we can ease off some of the pressure off our faithful neighbors. We can take some of the sanctions.
The Trump administration on Thursday escalated its economic campaign against Cuba, issuing a determination that clears the path for U.S. sanctions on several crucial sectors of the island’s economy.
It also targets Chinese-based suppliers to Havana’s military forces.
READ MORE HERE: ow.ly/NoT15104ly9
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
Replying to @MorganChevitage
Neutrals are paying attention to the blue wave. Maybe next week they'll come with both sides are wrong
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
These uncivilized, sorry, uncivil society members who would speak on speculation (pre-confirmation) regarding Government early or late, are always on vacation or unavoidably absent during times like these. I have consistently highlighted the trend as they hate the floodlight 🔦
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
Replying to @NestaJA
He may not recognize Golding as the Leader of the Opposition. Maybe that is what he meant. 😬
Just imagine for a second... and what actually happened will be brushed off.
The neutrals have not a word to says.
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
Deputy Leader of Government Business Robert Nesta Morgan has condemned the conduct of Opposition Members of Parliament (MP) during Tuesday’s sitting of the House of Representatives, singling out Manchester North Eastern MP Mikael Phillips over an expletive-laden confrontation with Government MP Desmond McKenzie.
jamaicaobserver.com/2026/11/…
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
I wonder if she will praise the brave enslaved African people in the Caribbean who were responsible for several slave revolts and fought and applied real pressure to help end the slave trade?
Tory leader Kemi Badenoch praises the Royal Navy and its role in ending the slave trade.
Badenoch says that while 'labour have been talking about apologising' she is 'proud of our history' and wants us 'to remember our history in a proud way.
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C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
Kemi "Olodo" Badenoch is a racial gatekeeping political prostitute celebrating Britain’s proceeds of historical injustice against Black people while dismissing the legitimate claims of those whose ancestors paid the price and still bear the brunt today.
Britain didn't abolish slavery. It went from kidnapping & human trafficking millions of Africans to enslaving entire nations of Africans then falsely claims it abolished slavery when Colonisation was Slavery 2.0.
Britain’s current discourse on ‘not apologising and not paying reparations’ for one of the gravest crimes against humanity is an indictment of its moral conscience, its historical honesty and its willingness to acknowledge the enduring consequences of wealth accumulated through the enslavement, exploitation and dehumanisation of millions of African people. It exposes the contradiction of a nation willing to celebrate the wealth, power and institutions built during its imperial expansion, yet reluctant to confront the human cost upon which so much of that prosperity was founded.
Preemptive move ahead of the Privy Council judgement on the petition. The Formal Apology is more significant than whatever figure is attached here.
Go ahead, Andy.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham is set to offer Caribbean nations £40 million and give a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade.
READ MORE HERE: nationwideradiojm.com/burnha…
C.R. Morgan, JP 🇯🇲 retweeted
While here at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda, I met with President of Rwanda, His Excellency Paul Kagame, for discussions on strengthening relations between Jamaica and Rwanda.
Our engagement provided an opportunity to explore areas of mutual interest, share perspectives on issues affecting our countries and identify opportunities for greater cooperation.
As Jamaica continues to build partnerships beyond our region, engagements such as these are important in creating new opportunities for trade, investment and development for the benefit of our people.




























