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Weekly Report - 20 September 2007 (INNS 1741-7422)
JAMAICA : Golding names enlarged cabinet
Jamaica's new Prime Minister, Bruce Golding, swore in an 18-member cabinet,
four more than his predecessor, on 14 September. Golding, who also picks up the
defence, planning and development portfolios, awarded the key posts of finance
and national security to Audley Shaw and Derrick Smith respectively. He also
appointed a deputy prime minister, Dr Kenneth Baugh and the country's first
female attorney general and justice minister, Dorothy Lightbourne.
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