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Jamaica’s PM Will Not Be Charged Following Probe
JAMAICA – A prosecutor in Jamaica ruled Thursday that Prime Minister Andrew Holness won’t face charges over possible conflict of interest.
JAMAICA – A top prosecutor in Jamaica ruled Thursday that Prime Minister Andrew Holness won’t face charges over possible conflict of interest in contracts awarded to a construction company in 2007-2009 while he was education minister.
The commission says it investigated the case after a news report in 2016 raised questions about close ties between Holness and principals of a company hired for several projects.
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