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JAMAICA NOW: GSAT success story…Seiveright defends travel bill…Deputy mayor resigns…Mavado summoned

Jun 9th, 2018 | Category: Jamaica Now | 7:54
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JUNE 9, 2018: The GSAT success stories for two bright boys from Mocho Primary and Infant School in Clarendon… Tourism Strategist Delano Seiveright defends $9 million dollar travel in 15 months… Manchester Deputy Mayor Ervin Facey has resigned in the midst of fraud probe at the Manchester Parish Council… Dancehall artiste Mavado summoned by the police… Three Kingston men freed after 17-year wait to be retried for murder... Member of Parliament Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn renews the abortion debate.

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