Prime Minister Andrew Holness calls press conference for this evening at 6 o'clock. He is expected to address matters related to the COVID containment measures. The measures are scheduled to expire on February 24, 2022. | Jamaica Gleaner

During our 78th annual conference yesterday afternoon, I noted that some sectors have been more affected by the COVID-19 measures than others. The music industry, for example, has suffered greatly. We have contemplated how we can, very quickly after the pandemic resuscitate and support the sector. We have listened to the concerns of the stakeholders within the entertainment sector, and I am committed to ensuring that they are not excluded from opportunities. | Andrew Holness

Conference 2026 will be an illuminating, impressive and a welcomed engaging experience that will promote the shift in mindset to match the demanding trends impacting the world, anchored by the Conference’s prevailing theme, “Capital Markets Fueling Economic Resurgence and Resilience”. Key Topics There are five areas of global, regional and national that must be dealt with at the 2026 Conference: technology, Government Debt, Populist Movements, Conflicts and Climate Change and the impact on peopl

WATCH: Four years in his his term as Head of Government, Prime Minister Andrew Holness sits down with The Gleaner's Edmond Campbell and Livern Barrett for a special interview. Hear Holness on governance, corruption, the revocation of the visa of government minister Daryl Vaz and other issues. | Jamaica Gleaner

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In an interview at the game where our National Basketball Team faced Canada in the FIBA World Cup Qualifier, I said that the same speed and explosiveness that make us world leaders in athletics are the same ‘biomechanical’ gifts needed to dominate on the basketball court. We have the natural talent; now, we must match that talent with world-class facilities. As we look toward the return of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and more international events, we must bridge the gap between our natura