British PM David Cameron arrives in Jamaica
British Prime Minister David Cameron (Photo: Anika Richards)
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September 28, 2015

British PM David Cameron arrives in Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica – British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in the island a short while ago at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston.

He is accompanied by Justine Greening, from the Department for International Development. Cameron was greeted by Chief of Defence Staff Major General Antony Anderson, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller and British High Commissioner to Jamaica David Fitton.

Opposition Leader Andrew Holness, Justice Minister Mark Golding and Minister of Transport and Works Omar Davies are also among those gathered.

Cameron is on a one-day official visit to the island where he is expected to address a joint sitting of the houses of Parliament on Wednesday.

Anika Richards

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