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JAMAICA | Opposition Leader Mark Golding Announces Shadow Cabinet Reshuffle

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January 7, 2024
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People's National Party President Mark Golding at the launch of the party's manifesto at the Pegasus Hotel on Tuesday August 12, 2025 .

People's National Party President Mark Golding at the launch of the party's manifesto at the Pegasus Hotel on Tuesday August 12, 2025 .

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KINGSTON, Jamaica –  Opposition Leader Mark Golding today announced a Shadow Cabinet reshuffle which he says is aimed at “showcasing the diverse talent and extensive skill set present within the party.”

A media release from the PNP today said “The new Shadow Cabinet combines new faces in frontline politics alongside seasoned politicians – all ready to offer solutions to Jamaica’s long standing challenges.”

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Party Chairman Dr Angela Brown-Burke will take over as the Shadow Minister for Foreign and Regional Affairs  a post held by Lisa Hanna, who had indicated that she would be stepping away from representational politics, and is not named in the new cabinet reshuffle.

Former cricketer Wavell Hinds, who was named the party’s deputy general secretary in July 2023, has been appointed to take over the Labour and Sports ministries, while the aspiring member of parliament for St James Southern Nekeisha Burchell, has been named the opposition spokesperson on Information and Public Communication.

The Party’s controversial General Secretary, Dr. Dayton Campbell is the new opposition spokesperson on Agriculture and Land.

Golding said each shadow minister will be supported by a team, including deputies, to be named at a later date, and their Junior Shadow Cabinet counterparts.

The complete reshuffled cabinet is as follows:

SHADOW CABINET 2024 IN THEMATIC GROUPINGS

Mark Golding MP – Shadow Minister, Leader of the Opposition & Defence

Transparent & Accountable Governance

Dr Angela Brown-Burke MP – Foreign & Regional Affairs

Senator Donna Scott-Mottley – Justice

Natalie Neita-Garvey MP – Local Government & Participatory Democracy

Nekeisha Burchell – Information & Public Communication

Fitz Jackson – Shadow Minister without Portfolio with special responsibility for affairs concerning Portmore

Sustainable Economic Development

Julian Robinson – Finance & the Public Service

Dr Dayton Campbell – Agriculture & Rural Development

Anthony Hylton – Investment, Trade & Global Logistics

Dr Andre Haughton – Science, Technology, Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Senator – Janice Allen – Tourism & Linkages

Dr Deborah Hickling – Culture & Creative Industries

Wavell Hinds – Labour & Sports

Senator Sophia Frazer-Binns – Environment & Ecological Heritage

Social Cohesion & Empowerment

Senator Peter Bunting – Citizen Security & Productivity

Senator Damion Crawford – Education & Community Development

Dr Alfred Dawes – Health & Wellness

Patricia Sutherland- Social Transformation & Social Protection

Denise Daley – Gender Affairs, Persons with Disabilities & Inclusion

Senator Gabriela Morris – Youth & Civic Engagement

Infrastructure & Human Amenities

Phillip Paulwell MP – Energy & Climate Change

Ian Hayles – Water

Richard Azan – Roads & Works

Mikael Phillips MP – Transport & Mining

Lothan Cousins MP – Land

Senator Dr Floyd Morris – Housing & Sustainable Living

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