Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding hospitalised

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Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding hospitalised

Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding has been hospitalised. In a statement, his daughter Sherene Golding Campbell said the former Prime Minister was this evening admitted for a recurring health condition. Golding is under observation at the Tony...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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