The recent PNP Shadow cabinet re-shuffle by Donovan Reynolds, Independent writer.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding recently unveiled a restructured Shadow Cabinet, a move he asserts aims to highlight the diverse talents and extensive skills within the People’s National Party (PNP). However, the decision to remove Lisa Hanna, who held the role of Opposition Spokesperson on Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, has sparked criticism both from within and outside the party. Critics argue that such alterations may have implications for the party's electoral performance and popularity, especially in the context of a potentially impending double election cycle. With the governing Jamaica JLP anticipated to announce Local Government Elections at the end of February, following a constitutionally due General election within a year. There is even speculation about the possibility of both elections being called simultaneously by a political crafty Prime Minister Holness. Our position on the re-shuffling At Kingstonmouth.com we wholeheartedly support the Leader's po