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🚨 The Truth About Why Mark Golding Did Not Attend the State Visit of the Ghanaian President
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August 4, 2026
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14:26Now PlayingThe Leader of the Opposition, Mark Golding, was absent from the special joint sitting of Parliament held during the state visit of the President of Ghana. He was represented by Senator Donna Scott-Mottley, who delivered remarks on behalf of the Opposition.
During the ceremony, Prime Minister Andrew Holness, Speaker Juliet Holness, President John Dramani Mahama, and Donna Scott-Mottley reflected on the shared history of slavery, colonialism, the legacy of Marcus Garvey, the struggle against oppression, and the importance of strengthening ties between Jamaica and Ghana.
The reason for Mr. Golding’s absence has not been publicly confirmed. Some commentators have questioned whether he missed an important symbolic occasion, while others have offered different explanations.
What do you think? Should the Leader of the Opposition have attended this historic parliamentary session?
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