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Getting ready for the BTMS TAG Showcase 2019. #BTMSTAGRocks

@AttorneyCrump @LowrieChin wow amazing story your village is very proud of you and shake those pom poms in your direction

From janitor to doctor at the same hospital! Dr. Shay Taylor-Allen, who once cleaned halls at Yale School of Medicine while caring for her sick mother at just 18 years old, has now matched there for residency. What a POWERFUL journey! Your purpose can rise from any place and opportunity should meet you there.

@TheEnochO Awesome Ezekiels brother. We are proud of you

I am honored to be elected Junior Board Trustee of Morehouse College. As the son of Nigerian immigrants, this moment means everything. Grateful for the trust. Ready for the work ahead. All glory to God.

@pgcps Amazing

Congrats to Kenmoor Middle School on its 4th EGATE recertification—the only Prince George's County school to reach this! This honors their commitment to top TAG programming and Maryland's gifted education gold standards. #PGCPSProud

@TaskerAva This is amazing PGCPSproud

Today!!!! Wow Recognition for Kettering MS, Winner of the Crayola Freedom Campaign, a Local, State and National Recognition Award & Greenbelt MS for EGATE Recertification! Proud of Dr. Clement & Mrs. Strother & their school teams!! Check out our students! #leadwithpurposetogether

@mauroytweets He did shout out Jamaica in it's original Spanish name

if it was the other way around we’d be pissed too lol

@CVMTV Can we add Jayden to this where is Jayden why is this missing case not been investigated. They did find the man under his bed who told the prime minister to do what ever to his mom. Justice for Jayden

Police are still searching for Christopher Comrie, wanted for the stabbing death of 30-year-old forklift operator Trevor Irving in Portmore. Irving’s mother is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to Comrie’s arrest. #CVMNews

@dadz68137 @AndrewHolnessJM Is this man for real? Church who pays no taxes yet the people are still suffering. The church who will only benefit themselves

@AndrewHolnessJM This cruff disgust people!

Our churches are an essential part of our communities and indeed our nation and they too have been impacted by Hurricane Melissa. The government has made an offer to support our churches in the clean-up efforts, but I’ve seen reports that do not accurately capture this support and I want to clarify what has been offered. The Government is carrying out a national cleanup exercise, with special focus on the five parishes most affected. As part of this effort, $75 million has been set aside to help churches clean up their properties, specifically to remove debris and clear damaged areas so they can begin rebuilding. This funding is not for reconstruction. It is to assist churches that have suffered damage, such as collapsed roofs and walls, and need support to clear debris before repairs can start. Churches can access this support after an assessment by the relevant State agency by contacting their local office. As in past disasters, the Government is also working with church groups to put arrangements in place for affordable financing to assist with reconstruction.

@AndrewHolnessJM This prime minister really think all of Jamaica is illiterate. But then again you get the government you voted for

Today, in addition to the treat for kids, families received storage buckets for potable water, something that becomes critical when electricity is out and regular supply is disrupted. These five-gallon containers allow people to safely store water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and hygiene, reducing waste and making distribution more efficient. This initiative reflects the kind of practical support communities need right now. Through the partnership between the National Water Commission and Yello, clean water and sanitized, reusable containers are reaching people who need them most, especially in areas still feeling the effects of disruption. Our focus remains restoring normalcy as quickly as possible, but until then, we will continue to support communities with solutions that make daily life safer and more manageable. I commend Yello and the NWC for this excellent initiative.

@AndrewHolnessJM This is the reason they don't want the world to see that they Jamaican people are not getting the aid the world gave freely. Where is all the aid given to your given for the people of Jamaica

The international community has shown strong support for Jamaica. On December 1, 2025, the IMF, World Bank Group, IDB, CAF, and the Caribbean Development Bank announced a coordinated three-year financing package of up to US$6.7 billion to help Jamaica recover, rebuild, and strengthen long-term resilience. Before this announcement, Jamaica had already activated its multi-layered disaster risk financing system, built through years of disciplined planning, which allowed for an immediate response after Hurricane Melissa. We accessed J$5.3 billion from the Contingencies Fund and J$1 billion from the National Natural Disaster Reserve Fund. Jamaica received US$91 million from CCRIF, US$150 million from the catastrophe bond, and had rapid-response financing available through the IDB and World Bank, totaling roughly US$662 million in early liquidity. This level of readiness reflects responsible governance and strong national preparedness. While the damage from Hurricane Melissa is unprecedented and requires additional resources, Jamaica has shown that we are organized, proactive, and ready to rebuild a more resilient nation.

@NationwideRadio How will you address those students who are not able to attend to address the learning gap And equity issues of some students receiving instructions and others not

Education Minister Senator Dr. Dana Morris Dixon says over 800 schools islandwide have reopened following the passage of Hurricane Melissa. READ MORE HERE: revonews.ai/news/more-than…

@NationwideRadio What the heck? Are we serious what if the board decides no school until September of next year. Why isn't there a policy coming out of the ministry? How is the ministry addressing the equity issues in this decision

The government says it will allow the chairpersons of school boards to determine the timeline for reopening the institutions in the wake of damage caused by Hurricane Melissa. READ MORE HERE: revonews.ai/news/chairpers…

@NationwideRadio Why hasn't the minister of health has a press conference to address this. What is the ministry doing?

The Ministry of Health says Jamaica has recorded 87 suspected cases of leptospirosis so far in 2025. READ MORE HERE: revonews.ai/news/health-mi…

@AndrewHolnessJM I hope he does not get a cent for hurricane relief because the people suffering are not receiving the aid shame on you Andrew Jplbess

I am pleased to be here in South Africa. South Africa, a nation of our brothers and sisters, has always been strong supporters of Jamaica. I appreciate the warm welcome and look forward to meaningful discussions as South Africa takes on the presidency of the G20.

@AndrewHolnessJM Is there a reason why your wife has closed the response on her platform. She does not want to hear from the people who elected her??????

Know your Parish Disaster Coordinator! In times of emergency, every second counts. Save these contact numbers from the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM), your first point of contact in any disaster situation. Be prepared. Stay safe. 🇯🇲 #ODPEM #DisasterPreparedness #Jamaica #StayReady #HurricaneSeason

@AndrewHolnessJM At the end of the day he and Juliet goes home to a warm bed and a warm meal why are they taking so long to help the people

This Government does not marginalize, discriminate against, or isolate any member of Parliament. Our impartiality was evident in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl and as we navigated the COVID-19 pandemic. Aid distribution is not political, every Jamaican is entitled to assistance, regardless of constituency. We are committed to reaching all affected communities. Logistical challenges may delay access, but there has been no attempt to politicize relief efforts. Our priority remains the welfare of all Jamaicans.

@AndrewHolnessJM We should never give a cent to the government instead give directly to those in need or to the churches to distribute to those in need. One week after the hurricane and still people cannot hear from families

The Government of Jamaica, through the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, has launched the “I Love Jamaica” fundraising concert series, a global initiative to raise US$1 million for the Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund. The series will include a telethon and virtual concert on Sunday, November 16, broadcast live from the CPTC studios between 3:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. Performers will include Chris Martin, Masicka, and several others, with additional artists to be announced. Concerts are also being organized across the diaspora. Both Jamaican and international artists have pledged their support, alongside prominent personalities who will help drive donations and pledges. Notably, Chris Gayle will partner with the CPL to champion overseas fundraising efforts.

@ShanniBudd @DirectRelief I really think anyone sending things to Jamaica should send directly to the people....remember the lightbulb saga

We are so grateful. Thank you. @DirectRelief 💛💚🐣🇯🇲

@PGResidentTeach @OPLLpgcps This is great. There are lots of research which states the aesthetic of a classroom contributed to students mastering the content.

🌈 From empty rooms to thriving communities! Resident Teachers have transformed classroom spaces into hubs of creativity and belonging. #PGCPSResidentTeacher #ResidentTeacherLife @OPLLpgcps

@ArraymaA @LowrieChin I still remember the day he passed away. Forever in our hearts with his soulful and uplifting music which got me through college. May his soul continue to rest in peace.

Daddy, you truly deserve this. You changed the entire trajectory of music in the 90s at a time when everyone was singing & deejaying about slackness, you chose to sing about love & God. Three decades later, your name still commands respect, moves hearts, & impacts lives.