Strategic Avoidance? – Seaga on Cameron’s Reparations Snub

Posted by Abka Fitz-Henley | 30 Sep, 2015 | Evening News, MA_Latest News, MA_National

Former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga, says it appears that British Prime Minister, David Cameron made a strategic decision to avoid apologizing for the impact of the slavery.

Mr. Seaga says the British leader was very careful with his words.

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Mr. Seaga was a guest at today’s special sitting of parliament.

He’s welcoming Cameron’s announcement of a £300-million Caribbean Partnership Fund.

But he does not believe that the sum can even begin to compensate the people of the Caribbean for the impact of slavery.

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Edward Seaga, former Prime Minister, speaking this afternoon with Nationwide News.

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Abka Fitz-Henley

Abka Fitz-Henley is a multiple award-winning journalist who is currently the Senior Reporter at Nationwide News Network (NNN). His primary areas of focus are Court, Crime and Parliamentary proceedings. Fitz-Henley was recently recognized in the regional celebrity magazine publication Panache as “The Breaking News Boss”. At 21 years of age, following his 1st year in media, Fitz-Henley was recognized with the Young Journalist of the year award from The Press Association of Jamaica and went on to cop one of the country’s highest recognized journalism prizes, the Journalist of the Year Award. He’s also been awarded the prestigious Corporate Jamaica Broilers Fairplay 1st place Award for investigative journalism and is the recipient of the Caribbean Blog Award for coverage of the infamous Kartel murder trial. Fitz-Henley is also the recipient of the PM Youth Award for Excellence. Over the years, he has appeared as a guest on the BBC World Service and BBC London.