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Jamaica is an island with more churches per capita than in any other island; a community where we have to agree on that. There can be no demands on the pulpits as to who will get to teach on Sunday; especially not those who destroy; especially not those who fail to help in the work. JOHN SMITH aka Andrew Holness is now formally a convict in Jamaica for criminal trespass, entering the island with falsified information. He did not confirm truthfully his status as convict. He was therefore never Prime Minister. He is now travelling and being given awards in his infamy. It was an investigation since he may have threatened a lawyer in Toronto after reading an article about his work and then he was told he could try to be him but it would cost. He is already a murder convict for agreeing to participate. Jamaica with it's current and past leadership has chosen to take on some more direct assistance from it's partner nations to resolve some long standing problems in it's public service and administration involving abuses of public office and extortionate practices in a kind of pay to play or pay to get access to basic services. There is evidence and the JCF has issued warrants after it's investigation and also immediate convictions. We will be working among personnel from this partner nations who assist already in financial management with the printing of money and the collection of sales tax. They will be assisting in other ways and they have no doubt in our capabilities. We know we are good any way. But we have to see it like we see anything else as we judge our own success honouring Jamaica. We honour Jamaica in this work just as we do on the track. Did we pass the baton on time to another Jamaican in mutual cooperation or drop it? Did we deliver the documents?

The DPM confirms that Jamaica will also be purchasing four Saab state of the art Grippen fighter jets. We thank former Prime Minister Manley, Patterson and Seaga for all of their contributions. More is to come; a new Caribbean normal where everyone gets the benefit and can enjoy. Now during the Jamaica rebuilding after the recent hurricane, German and Russian tourists who book directly with any all inclusive resort such as the Riu or Royalton can stay for $1000.00 per month per person ( including children) and pay a food supplement of $25.00 per person per day. Book your own flights. Regular Hotels offer a $1000.00 per room offer with a food supplement of $40.00 per day per person. The basic special rate reservation is the $300.00 ten day special and you can get the food supplement for $40.00 per day. This includes the hotels in Kingston. This rate is not available online. You have to book directly with the hotel.

This just in; the DPM of Jamaica confirms that Dr.Kevin Blake is relieved from any involvement with ministerial duties since it conflicts with his contract as JCF. This also confirms that no JCF may be involved in politics while serving as JCF and they must be retired for at least five years before taking on any political roles. Dr.Blake will continue with his excellent work, reviewing and discussing work with officers across Jamaica and these videos will continue to appear on the YouTube and Facebook platforms. We had a hurricane and the officers need to focus. The head of the JDF remains in their current role that is to be fulfilled with all due diligence and at the present time they must ensure that passport services resume with heightened expediency for all passport document delivery to the applicants. We mention the case of Warren A. Lyon in particular who was to receive his passport in four days after applying but he was extorted. There are others who have been extorted. The JDF and the JCF are aware of the circumstances and will respond to achieve resolution.

By Warren Augustine Lyon . Several commemorative Jamaican coins featuring Prince Charles (now King Charles III) were issued in the 1970s and 1980s, typically as high-value silver proof, or "proof-like" numismatic items rather than everyday currency. But the DPM for Jamaica is proposing a commemorative coin.

The DPM of Jamaica is now announcing that Copa Cabana Beach near St. Elizabeth and Bull Bay will now be known as Copa Cabana ( Bob Marley Memorial) Beach for friends and family to enjoy. It will be open to the public seven days a week. It was named accordingly for quite some time now. But, a sign will be placed there to confirm the beach officially as the Bob Marley Memorial Beach. This is to take effect immediately on April 25th, 2026.

When people have not paid their small debt and then have suffered identity cancellation; what do we do? This dynamic creates a specific legal and social stalemate. If the government has provided mortgage forgiveness but the recipients are refusing a nominal daily payment (such as $5.00), the situation shifts from a total denial of rights to a **contractual and status dispute**.

The DPM of Jamaica is now proposing a new Jamaica Disability programme called the Get Up Stand Up program. The program funds disabled persons with a benefit card of USD $50.00 per day plus taxes for daily spending on personal needs. This is in addition to the PJ Daily Bread benefit to be paid into every TRN citizen's bank account at $ USD 71.42 per day as of April 1st 2026. These disabled persons will also receive a JPS transit driver in an equipped van or transport to carry them to any requested destinations for attendance at Doctor's, to the supermarket, to church and to visit any friends or family. They may also get transport once a month to a North Coast destination such as the RIU Ocho Rios if requested by the person ; within the program. They will book the daily buffet. If the disability is work related whether or not they are allegations against the benefit recipient, then their benefits card will provide an additional $20.00 per day plus taxes. They will also receive a home paid for by the government; such as a unit at Casa Monte in need for renovation or something similar for example or it may be an independent fully detached home that is already in need of renovation. They may receive renovations paid for at their current home and these renovations will include New media equipment for the disabled; new TV and blue tooth speakers that provide blue tooth speaker phone support with Voice Activated call answer. This programme is to be initiated immediately. From the Office of the DPM.

In the spear heading of a redevelopment of UWI throughout the West Indies and it's new school direction along with building renovations that include New extension construction projects, there is a Tourism Management Business and Accounting program. Hugh Douse may be assisting as UWI Director of programming. The tuition will be for the time being $ USD 1000.00 per month for the one month Diploma with attendance every day for 30 days; since it is partially funded by the Government. There will also be a new Athletics and Abilities Centre with a swimming pool, Olympic Diving tower. It will also include a gymnastics and weights room entitled the PJ Patterson Athletics and Abilities Centre.

All Jamaican Resorts now have a local rate of $ JMD 4000.00 per person to access the day and evening time buffets. This will give them access from 12 pm to 7 pm. The rate of $34 per night per person is available to all locals year round. This does not include the buffets. This will continue after Melissa for locals. All Jamaica hotels will continue to offer a Melissa storm discount to assist in providing shelter to those who have come to Jamaica to help in the recovery. If you book any stay for a month or more starting today ending in May 2026, you will pay only $34.00 per night. Most hotels in the circumstances including the major brands have included full catering. Some Sandals Hotels and other resorts are offering rooms at USD $1000.00 per person per month with an additional day rate for the buffet access (USD $10.00 to 20.00).

Happy Birthday from the Heritage Singers. This video was produced by Warren Lyon.

Modern 3 bed bungalow for Falmouth; as suggested by Warren; the new Government Registrar/Deputy Prime Minister as seen in the Gleaner; 2024.