Clergy Reflects on Govt's Performance In 2021
A time of reflection – Archbishop of Kingston Kenneth Richards concedes 2021 has been a challenging year in every aspect of life, there is a need to reflect, as Jamaicans embrace 2022 with hope and positivity.
Bishop Richards graded the government’s handling of security and corruption while noting that the church stands ready to play its role in shaping society.
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