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2:08:12Now PlayingTonight we take a closer look at the Government’s $45 billion SPARK Programme, exploring what it means for road infrastructure, connectivity, and national development.
We will also revisit Michael Manley’s democratic socialism, examining both its intended social benefits and the economic challenges Jamaica experienced during that period.
The media’s responsibility, including concerns about reporting on Third Country Nationals (TCNs) and the importance of accurate journalism in maintaining public trust and avoiding unnecessary panic.
Finally, we will discuss recent parliamentary developments, the importance of respectful debate, and why the country’s focus should remain on policies that improve the lives of Jamaicans.
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