Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has called for greater efforts at involving the country’s young people in agriculture. Sir Kenneth, who spoke at the 2008 Denbigh Agricultural and Industrial Show over the weekend, said that in order for food production to be increased to the level where Jamaica is able…
Governor General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall has said that he was encouraged and full of enthusiasm after meeting with Jamaicans in the United Kingdom (UK) during his recent visit. Speaking at a special reception in his honour, put on by the Derby West Indian Association, Sir Kenneth said Jamaicans in…
Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has commended the work of the Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust, which is providing critical support services for young people, including Jamaican students. The Governor-General was speaking following a meeting with trustee Doreen Lawrence and a tour of the new Stephen Lawrence Centre at Deptford in…
Kingshousemedhelp.com, a website for medical volunteers, was launched yesterday (May 13) by the King’s House Action Committee for Medical Volunteers. The website will provide vital information for medical teams planning to visit Jamaica, including work permit requirements, the documentation to be prepared, regulatory councils and agencies to liaise with, and information on Jamaican culture, history,…
Former Police Commissioner, Colonel Trevor MacMillan was sworn in on May 13, as the new Minister of National Security by Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, at a brief ceremony at King’s House. Col. MacMillan, who was presented with the instruments of appointment as Minister and Senator, takes over the portfolio…
Outgoing Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Carlton Davis, has been hailed as an outstanding, committed public administrator, who has served the country and successive governments with dedication and distinction. At a reception held in his honour at King’s House on Thursday (May 8), Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, said that Dr. Davis, who is retiring at the end…
Her Excellency, the Most Hon. Lady Rheima Hall, has commended students of Windward Road Primary and Junior High for their vision and accomplishment in the visual arts. She noted that art and craft is a viable career area and persuaded the students to continue to excel in this field. “I implore you (students) to work…
Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has commended the Caribbean Maritime Institute (CMI) for its vision and achievements, and the initiatives the institute had taken to build alliances around the world. He noted that alliances were “an important part of the survival of small countries like Jamaica and we are building…
Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has underscored the need for Jamaicans to have greater access to vocational training, in order to be equipped with the requisite skills to meet rigorous employment demands and standards globally. Sir Kenneth, who was speaking at the official opening of the third annual HEART Trust/National…
Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has commended Professor Charles Denbow for his outstanding contribution to the country in the field of medicine. “Throughout his career, he has devised creative solutions to promote medical research and improve the quality of patient care that we now offer in this country,” Professor Hall…
Governor-General, His Excellency the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall, has said that special libraries have continued to make significant contributions to professionals, as they aid researchers to access a wide range of resources. Professor Hall was speaking at King’s House today (April 10), where he read the proclamation declaring April 13 to 19 Special…
As part of his ongoing encouragement to teachers and students to excel, Governor-General, His Excellency, the Most Hon. Professor Sir Kenneth Hall visited the Green Island, and Rusea’s High Schools in Hanover on April 9. Sir Kenneth, accompanied by Lady Rheima Hall, also planted a tree at each school, as a reminder to members of…
