Sophia Frazer-Binns

Earth Day is a reminder that protecting our environment is not optional. It is central to our survival, our economy, and our future. The choices we make today will determine tomorrow’s Jamaica. Let’s use our power to protect our planet. #EarthDay #OurPowerOurPlanet

This National Environmental Awareness Week, I’m calling on all of us to be part of the movement to turn the tide on plastic pollution. Let’s protect our oceans, support sustainable solutions, and take responsibility, not just for today, but for the generations to come.

The plastic we improperly discard does not simply disappear nor dissolve into nothingness. Rather, it comes back to us in varying aspects of our daily lives: - in poisoned fish we eat, dirty coastlines, and flooded communities.

Happy Mother’s Day 💓💐

This incident raises serious questions about the management of the area, and I am calling for a thorough investigation, not only to determine what went wrong but to establish whether there was any breakdown in mechanical or other systems and processes.

On National Tree Planting Day last year, Lenroy James, our Junior Spokesperson on the Environment, and I planted trees at The Salvation Army School for the Blind. Today, on #EarthDay, we're reminded that even the smallest actions can leave a lasting impact.

Today, as the world marks the 55th anniversary of Earth Day under the theme “Our Power, Our Planet,” we are reminded that the future of our environment depends not only on global action but also on the decisions we make and the actions we take, right here at home.

Because He lives, we can face tomorrow. Wishing you a holy and peaceful Easter 🤍

90 years of wisdom.
90 years of service.
90 years of an extraordinary life. Happy 90th Birthday, Elder Statesman. We thank you for your service and example.

The Michael Manley Foundation has proudly donated a collection of papers and artefacts belonging to the late former Prime Minister of Jamaica, The Most Honourable Michael Manley, to The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona Library. The official handover took place on Thursday, March 4, 2025, with the Foundation’s Chairman, Senator Donna Scott-Mottley, alongside Mr. Manley’s widow, Mrs. Glynne Manley, and his son, Mr. Joseph Manley.

Women’s empowerment is not just a goal, it’s a necessity. When women thrive, families, communities, and economies thrive. This International Women’s Day, let us recommit to building a Jamaica where every woman has the opportunity to succeed.

This year, under the theme "Accelerate Action,"we recognize the strength, resilience, and leadership of women who drive progress every day. The People’s National Party remains committed to empowering women, advancing gender equality, and creating opportunities for all to thrive. We take this opportunity to celebrate our 22 female candidates ready to accelerate action on behalf of the people of Jamaica. To the women of Jamaica and beyond—your determination fuels change, your achievements inspire generations, and your voices shape the future. Today and every day, we celebrate YOU. Let’s continue to accelerate action, uplift each other, and break barriers so that every woman and girl can reach her full potential. #AccelerateAction #PeopleTimeCome

Happy International Women's Day! Let's Accelerate Action in every way that counts. #iwd2025 #PeopleTimeCome #accelerateaction

Team PNP walked into Gordon House today, standing firm on integrity and the people’s business. The mission remains! ✊🏽 #PeopleTimeCome

Jamaica, let’s remain calm and vigilant. Keep updated and follow the media advisories. Let's stay safe and remember to look out for each other.

May 2025 bring you peace, joy, health and abundant blessings. Wishing you a year full of success and happiness. Happy New Year 🌟

For unto us a Child is born, unto us a Son is given...and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace. Merry Christmas! 🤍

The word is love! Jamaicans will always remember Michael Manley and the PNP for advancing legislation and programmes that expanded workers’ rights and improved their quality of life. #OurDNA #Peopletimceome

On this International Day for Persons with Disabilities, we are reminded that true progress means leaving no one behind. Let’s continue to push for accessible communities, equal opportunities, and a Jamaica where everyone can reach their full potential. Inclusion matters!

The Opposition is raising concerns over reports regarding the withdrawal of prosecution against Trade Winds Citrus Limited in relation to the pollution of the Rio Cobre in December 2023.