@Mellumjr With your NIDS you really don't need JP signature.. I believe..
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ProjMadden
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Will the required JP signatures for the various forms be accepted electronically as well?
Andrew Holness@AndrewHolnessJM
Ambassador Audrey Marks, Minister of Efficiency, Innovation and Digital Transformation announced that Jamaica is moving fully into the digital age with the implementation of the Electronic Transactions Act and a new national e-transactions policy. This means electronic signatures and digital documents will now be legally accepted across government, making it easier for citizens and businesses to complete transactions online without needing paper or in-person visits. The policy will help speed up services, reduce delays, improve transparency, and allow things like registering businesses, signing documents, and accessing government services to be done faster and more efficiently.
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@jayjaybrown97 @Thirdterm2025 His empty pockets forced him. Loss of business is the best teacher 😄
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@Sauni_Chrome And Honda for me! But to be honest. After I walking in ATL and realized I could get 2 nice MG both with 7 years warranty, for the price of 1 CRV. Guess what I'm driving now? 😂 The used car market gonna get a beating because people can now get brand new cars at used car prices!
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@Matt_Camps So if the need to earn money, how should to run the economy. Like a charity???? If they need to make money, to some extent, they have to make smart decisions, like a business would! So what's your point exactly?
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@ProjMadden Nobody said the government wouldn’t earn money uncle
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Our government and opposition tend to see their citizens as customers of a business and not people whose wellbeing they should care about. Very little has to do with actually easing the stress of LIVING in Jamaica and I hope this is addressed next election cycle.
Jamaica Observer@JamaicaObserver
Finance Minister Fayval Williams says Jamaica is seeing a “deluge” of duty-free packages, as some shoppers split orders or undervalue items to remain under the US$100 threshold. Responding to concerns raised by the Opposition spokesman on finance, Julian Robinson, who questioned whether the increase in the de minimis threshold was a policy contradiction, Williams said her reference to local retailers during her opening budget presentation was to highlight the unintended impact of the policy. She explained that the practice of “order splitting” is depriving the Government of revenue and placing added pressure on local businesses competing with untaxed imports. “The unforeseen consequence is that no revenue flows to the Treasury… that was simply not the intent of the policy.” (📷: Joseph Wellington, 🎥: @pbcjamaica) #BudgetDebate #JamaicaObserver #AlwaysAhead #FayvalWilliams #Budget2026
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@e4rlito Are you serious? ATL feasting right now with MG, BYD, Omoda and Jaecoo. Stewart’s plate full with GWM, Haval and Foton. Toyota Jamaica is where the heart attacks happening 😂
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@kevinobriencha1 Imagine some Trini on tik tok was trying to argue me down that Jamaica is not the capital of the Caribbean because it has the worse murder rate 🤭😂 you know how proud I was to pull the stats and show them that their murder rate is worse? We need to keep this up man it feels good
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I'm confused don't the shipping companies make money and pay corporate tax? Don't we pay GCT to clear the bloodclaat package dem? Isn't Customs still raking in billions in profit?
Jamaica Observer@JamaicaObserver
Finance Minister Fayval Williams says Jamaica is seeing a “deluge” of duty-free packages, as some shoppers split orders or undervalue items to remain under the US$100 threshold. Responding to concerns raised by the Opposition spokesman on finance, Julian Robinson, who questioned whether the increase in the de minimis threshold was a policy contradiction, Williams said her reference to local retailers during her opening budget presentation was to highlight the unintended impact of the policy. She explained that the practice of “order splitting” is depriving the Government of revenue and placing added pressure on local businesses competing with untaxed imports. “The unforeseen consequence is that no revenue flows to the Treasury… that was simply not the intent of the policy.” (📷: Joseph Wellington, 🎥: @pbcjamaica) #BudgetDebate #JamaicaObserver #AlwaysAhead #FayvalWilliams #Budget2026
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@LornaBr27576917 @Gracehuldah How exactly does someone “rob a country”? 🤔 Are you talking about proven corruption with evidence, Big claims need real facts, not vibes. Burn the house down I beg!! Come with facts stop it with the baseless claims.
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@ProjMadden @Gracehuldah The PNP left the country in good standing that’s why they were able to steal so much. Plain and simple, taxpayers money should be spent on things pertaining to the country.
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A picture can speak for itself at times. Wooiee
John Polack@JohnPolack4
1 @MarkJGolding the integrity boss.
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@MrVegasMusic Yes mi boss, I guess it's ok to also say car more expensive than house too just because there are some high end cars out there that are 😏
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@Jamlibs If you believe you are living in an impoverished country just a notch above Hati, Maybe you should get off twitter and use your Internet to read about the conditions in Hati and start telling us what about that experience you can compare to Jamaica.
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@ProjMadden How much is he taking for his own salary from an impoverish country whose economy is a step above Haiti plus what he is stealing the contract? See unu stupid, depraved and lack dignity?
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He took 300 percent plus retroactive for 2 years plus perks equals to over $35 million, gave them $1000 ($7 usd) and had the nerves to tell a country whose economy is one step below Haiti that he deserves it. Let this sink in
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@DamienWKing This is a value proposition. It is an incentive to working within the public sector in your country.
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PM: Teachers, nurses, firefighters, & security personnel will benefit from reduced mortgage rates.
I just don't understand this gimmickry. What you have against hard-working masons, domestic workers, linemen, farmers, hotel workers, & every other equally hard-working Jamaican?
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@Gracehuldah @AndrewHolnessJM So let me get this right, after the pm said minimum wage would go to $18500 y'all almost protected that business would fail. Not uno complaining that $17000 is too small. Uno need help!!
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If you're get US181,000 PLUS per month to live off, how can one live with 17000 JA per week. Your salary speaks to the situation ,or it's just greed? @AndrewHolnessJM
Nationwide90FM@NationwideRadio
Jamaica's minimum wage will soon move to $17,000. That's according to Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness. READ MORE HERE: ow.ly/yWX250YwAJK
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@Gracehuldah What is the opposition leader's salary in comparison to Prime Ministers in the region? Can you share you thoughts on that?
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The PM of JA getting a salary of over US181,000 and Barbados PM getting just about US106,000. Trolls 🧌 said the PM salary should be doubled even tho most of them can't even afford to buy a container house. Trolls are not educated That's why Anju love them .He will win again
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@rascalijah @ach3im Just full up in portmore for less than 200 per liter
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Andrew Holness is the third-highest-paid prime minister in the Caribbean. However, when it comes to teachers, nurses, police officers, and other workers, Jamaicans are among the lowest paid in the region.
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@OwenBar26940449 @hall_oneil If only you people read anything but the failing gleaner you would know the African doctors are on their way to replace the void.
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