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9:57Now PlayingWHAT ABOUT THE HOMELESSNESS? In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, thousands of Jamaicans across St. Elizabeth, Westmoreland, and other hard-hit parishes are left homeless and traumatized. In this episode of Jamaica Politics Uncovered, let’s explores what comes next for these families — and whether Jamaica can take inspiration from history.
During World War II, Jamaica opened its doors to displaced Gibraltarians and Jewish refugees, creating the Gibraltar Camp that would later become the University of the West Indies. Can that same spirit of compassion and innovation guide Jamaica today as we face this climate crisis?
This episode examines how the government, private sector, and diaspora can work together to rebuild lives — not just houses — and why time is running out for meaningful action.
#JamaicaPoliticsUncovered #HurricaneMelissa #JamaicaNews #StElizabeth #Westmoreland #ClimateCrisis #ReliefEfforts #Homeless #GibraltarCamp #JamaicaHistory #JamaicaStrong #UWI #RecoveryMission #HurricaneRelief
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