#BOJTV #News Opposition Leader Mark Golding seeks further clarification from Government on additional $200MUS needed by JPS for Hurricane Melissa Repair Work @markjgolding @jamaicapnp | BOJ Tv - Best Of Jamaica Television

7.8K views · 64 reactions | President of the PNP Mark Golding is promising to disrupt what arguably is the JLP's September 3 winning streak in General Elections. Prime Minister Andrew Holness of the JLP is seeking to secure his second win on the said date, and the third for his party. WATCH it on our channel at the link below: https://youtu.be/62nsLpPf-j8?si=VL8MFUPDIzWQRIqB | The Jamaica Beacon | Facebook

5.1K views · 236 reactions | More clips from Presidential candidate Mark Golding’s interview with RJR Radio Jamaica 94 FM | Mark J. Golding | Facebook

1.6K views · 29 reactions | Opposition Leader Mark Golding, shared some of his major concerns with the SOEs and described how the recent procedure impacted some members of his constituency. He also touched on the treatment of the police under the States of Emergency describing it as “unacceptable”. #TVJAllAngles | Television Jamaica | Facebook

35 reactions · 14 comments | #PoliticsWatch PNP President Mark Golding explains “Blood & Fire Comrades” Song | Mr. Golding was speaking Wednesday night at a Party Campaign Rally | Its anticipated that the General Elections will be held in August @jamaicapnp @markjgolding @patrickpeterkin_ersa @patsutherlandja @standreweasternconstituency @julianjayrobinson | BOJ Tv - Best Of Jamaica Television | Facebook

Opposition Leader Mark Golding has underscored that it is time for the opposition and the Government to work together in navigating the country’s recovery. Speaking yesterday at a People’s National Party (PNP) press briefing Mr. Golding said while the opposition has made suggestions and pointed out weaknesses, following the passage of hurricane Melissa, it does not aim to criticize the Government. He said the opposition is committed to working with the Government to ensure Jamaica’s recovery. Cl

Mark Golding is projecting that $90 billion could be freed up to fund his party’s tax proposals if government switches focus from aggressively trying to reduce the debt to maintaining it at 60 per cent of GDP. “We are not going to be elected to maintain the current trajectory that the country is on,” he said, arguing that Jamaicans are seeking change. In his rebuttal, PM Holness dismissed Golding’s argument quoting the lyrics of a soca song saying “when the rum tells you you’re a big dancer” and