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Jamaica’s economy strong and resilient, says PM Holness - Caribbean News Global

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By Barbara Ellington KINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) – Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, says Jamaica’s economy remains strong and resilient, pointing to progress in job creation, with unemployment at an all-time low, debt reduction and investment, noting that these are all key indicators of a robust and well-managed economy. Prime Minister Holness was speaking at a New Social Housing Programme (NSHP) handover ceremony in Dobson in Colleyville, Mancheste…

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Jamaica’s economy strong and resilient, says PM Holness - Caribbean News Global

By Barbara Ellington KINGSTON, Jamaica, (JIS) – Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, says Jamaica’s economy remains strong and resilient, pointing to progress in job creation, with unemployment at an all-time low, debt reduction and investment, noting that these are all key indicators of a robust and well-managed economy. Prime Minister Holness was speaking at a New Social Housing Programme (NSHP) handover ceremony in Dobson in Colleyville, Mancheste…

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