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Jamaican PM Andrew Holness wins rare third term in office

Jamaican PM Andrew Holness wins rare third term in office

Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness has secured a rare third term in office, winning the recent general election. Holness, who has been leading the country since 2016, campaigned on the strength of his economic record, highlighting Jamaica's economic growth and job creation during his tenure. The election results reflect a continuation of Holness' leadership, as voters have expressed their confidence in his ability to steer the country's economy and further its development. This victory is considered significant, as it is uncommon for Jamaican prime ministers to serve more than two consecutive terms. The election was conducted in a peaceful and orderly manner, with voter turnout reported to be high. The results are seen as a testament to Holness' leadership and the electorate's approval of his policies and governance.

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