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Explore the latest political news, government updates, policy changes, elections, and key developments shaping Jamaica.

Official portrait of Andrew Holness, King / Prime Minister
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Andrew Holness

King / Prime Minister

In office since HoS: 8 Sep 2022 | HoG: 3 Mar 2016

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Unitary Parliamentary Constitutional Monarchy

Jamaica is a constitutional monarchy with the British monarch as head of state represented locally by a Governor-General, and governance conducted through a parliamentary system.
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14 Parishes

The country consists of 14 parishes, a historic administrative division still used for local governance today.
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Bicameral Parliament

Jamaica’s Parliament consists of the House of Representatives, directly elected, and the Senate, whose members are appointed.
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First-Past-the-Post Elections

Jamaica’s Parliament consists of the House of Representatives, directly elected, and the Senate, whose members are appointed.
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Charter of Fundamental Rights, s. 13

The right to life, liberty and security of the person is affirmed and recognised.