PHOTOS: Holness arrives in Namibia to traditional welcome for official State visit
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July 21, 2018

PHOTOS: Holness arrives in Namibia to traditional welcome for official State visit

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Prime Minister Andrew Holness has arrived in Namibia to a warm traditional welcome from officials there.

The prime minister, in a post on Twitter, said he was pleasantly surprised by the welcome and the gesture of a birthday cake to mark his 46th birthday today.

Holness’ visit to the country is reportedly to discuss areas of mutual cooperation with Namibia inclusive of sports, culture and visa exemptions.

Culture Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange is accompanying the prime minister on the trip.

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