#News 18 Ministers were sworn in yesterday September 17 2015 Governor-General, H.E. the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, underscored the significance of their swearing-in ceremony, reminding them that their approach to their duties will shape the future of millions of people. | BOJ Tv - Best Of Jamaica Television

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18 Ministers were sworn in today (September 17). Governor-General, H.E. the Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen, underscored the significance of their swearing-in ceremony, reminding them that their approach to their duties will shape the future of millions of people. | Jamaica Information Service

Governor-General, H.E. Most Hon. Sir Patrick Allen has emphasised the extent of work required for a country to meaningfully exercise independence. He pointed to the series of achievements Jamaica has accumulated over the years in sport, entertainment, education, science, and innovation, as the fruition of Jamaicans making the most of Independence. #Independence #IndependenceDay #Emancipendence #Jamaica63 | Jamaica Information Service

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The Duke of Cambridge has spoken of his "profound sorrow" over slavery during a speech at a dinner in Jamaica. Prince William said slavery was abhorrent, "should never have happened" and "forever stains our history". Speaking at a dinner hosted by the Governor General, Prince William praised the spirit of the island that "makes it so special" as well as addressing the UK's role in slavery. On Wednesday, Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, told the future King his country planned to pursue its goals