MANCHESTER, Jamaica Member of Parliament for Manchester North Western, Mikael Phillips, is calling on the Auditor General and the Integrity Commission to investigate allegations of corruption at the HEART/NSTA Trust. During his address at the People’s National Party’s (PNP) Manchester Candidates Presentation at Hatfield Primary School on Sunday night, Phillips stated that the agency is not fulfilling its mandate. “You still have 600,000 Jamaicans not looking for jobs because dem.
THE EDITOR, Madam: The allocation of funds to members of parliament (MPs) for the repair of roads and the request of the prime minister for a list of roads in need of repairs directly from the MPs, are undermining the importance for local.
A week ago, this newspaper told Mikael Phillips, the shadow transportation minister, to get on with the job of crafting the policies and programmes he hopes to implement in government, rather than wait until the People’s National Party (PNP) enters.
Amid the low voter turnout in the 2016 local government elections, 14 divisions saw winning candidates raking in more than eight per cent of the votes cast, with 11 of those divisions in Kingston and St Andrew. The remaining four such divisions.
Mikael Phillips, the Opposition spokesman on transport, is proceeding on the same path as most aspirants to government. Which usually sets them for failure if they became ministers. He might have a mish-mash of ideas, mostly focused on the small-.