Balford Henry is a Senior Reporter for The Jamaica Observer, with a focus on local news in Kingston, Jamaica. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and community events. Balford is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the people of Jamaica.
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Balford Henry's focus is primarily on local government and politics in Jamaica, particularly in Kingston. He covers a wide range of topics within this area, including legal policy regulation and government announcements.
If you are looking to reach out to Balford with a pitch, consider providing insights into local Jamaican political developments or legal policies that directly impact the community. Additionally, if you have information about events related to public servants or specific programs such as the Canadian farm work program within the context of Jamaican politics and governance, it could be relevant for his coverage.
It's important to note that Balford focuses heavily on local news within Jamaica but also includes international relations involving countries like Guyana and Venezuela when they intersect with Jamaican interests.
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By: Balford Henry
Jamaican farm workers about to depart the Overseas Employment Centre on East Street in Kingston on Wednesday for Canada. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
Jamaica Labour Party councillors John Myers (left) and Lee Clarke enjoying a discussion on Tuesday at the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation building in downtown Kingston. (Photos: Joseph Wellington)
Dr Ephraim Martin At the start of the year Martin's International Founder and President Dr Ephraim Martin, a celebrated Jamaican-born photojournalist and show promoter, marked 50 years in media and entertainment.
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By: Balford Henry
KINGSTON, Jamaica- The Ministry of Finance and the Public Service (MFPS) says that local oil refinery Petrojam has settled payables at a higher interest rate than was projected, contributing to a net decline of $3.2 billion in its receivable/payables. The ministry’s Fiscal Policy Paper (FPP) for 2024/25, tabled in Parliament last Thursday, noted that the oil refinery received a loan of $5 billion from the Government of Jamaica (GOJ) for...
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