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Published:Wednesday | November 11, 2020 | 12:20 AM
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Family played a big role in Mark Golding’s campaign. Here the newly sworn-in opposition leader (centre) stands with (from left) son Benjamin, wife Sandra, and daughters Tasmin and Jessica.
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Family played a big role in Mark Golding’s campaign. Here the newly sworn-in opposition leader (centre) stands with (from left) son Benjamin, wife Sandra, and daughters Tasmin and Jessica.
Mark Golding (centre) speaking with Peter Bunting and Angela Brown Burke.
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Mark Golding (centre) speaking with Peter Bunting and Angela Brown Burke.
Sandra Golding, wife of Mark Golding, makes a bold statement in blue.
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Sandra Golding, wife of Mark Golding, makes a bold statement in blue.
Dressed in monochromatic floral, Tasmin Golding Pragnell listens with rapt attention.
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Dressed in monochromatic floral, Tasmin Golding Pragnell listens with rapt attention.
Jessica Golding was neutral in colours, but not in support, as she attended her father’s swearing-in ceremony.
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Jessica Golding was neutral in colours, but not in support, as she attended her father’s swearing-in ceremony.
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Mark Golding was yesterday sworn in as leader of the opposition. The St Andrew Southern member of parliament – who emerged victorious in Saturday’s People’s National Party presidential election – received his instrument of appointment in the company of his family and colleagues at a small ceremony held at King’s House. In his first speech, Golding promised that the Opposition, under his leadership, would be constructive, fearless and unrelenting. Here are the highlights.