Pryce resigns as PNP Deputy General Secretary
Raymond Pryce (file photo)
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January 12, 2016

Pryce resigns as PNP Deputy General Secretary

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Embattled Member of Parliament Raymond Pryce has resigned from the post of  Deputy General Secretary in charge of communication for the People’s  National Party (PNP).

Read:  Pryce Cut

Pryce, the MP for St Elizabeth North Eastern made the disclosure in a press release from the party a short a while ago.

More information later.

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