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The Special High‑Level Reparation Dialogue, takes place on Monday, August 3, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. at the Eon Nigel Harris Council Room, The UWI Regional Headquarters, and will be broadcast live via UWItv, extending its reach across the region and globally.
The dialogue between His Excellency President Mahama and Vice‑Chancellor of The UWI, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, comes against the backdrop of the President’s official visit to Jamaica, at the invitation of the Government. It is both timely and symbolic, reflecting the growing global momentum around reparatory justice and reaffirms The UWI’s role as a thought leader in the Caribbean and a convenor of critical conversations that inform regional and global policy debates.
Vice-Chancellor Beckles will engage President Mahama in a focused exchange connecting historical truth with contemporary policy discourse. The discussion will examine the evolving reparations agenda, the responsibilities of states, and the role of institutions in advancing justice and equity.
The programme will include opening remarks from Professor Sonjah Stanley Niaah, Director of the Centre for Reparation Research at The UWI, remarks from His Excellency President Mahama and the Vice Chancellor of The UWI, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles and a question‑and‑answer session engaging members of the audience. A representative of Jamaica’s Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport will deliver closing remarks, underscoring the national and regional significance of the dialogue.
Members of the media and the general public are invited to tune in to the live broadcast of this significant event, which will be streamed via UWItv on www.uwitv.global, UWItv’s Facebook page and UWItv’s dedicated Flow Channels.
NOTES TO LOCAL MEDIA IN JAMAICA
Event Details for the Special High‑Level Reparation Dialogue:
Date: Monday, August 3, 2026
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Location: Eon Nigel Harris Council Room, The UWI Regional Headquarters, Hermitage Road, Mona, Kingston 7
The Special High‑Level Reparation Dialogue, takes place on Monday, August 3, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. at the Eon Nigel Harris Council Room, The UWI Regional Headquarters, and will be broadcast live via UWItv, extending its reach across the region and globally.
The dialogue between His Excellency President Mahama and Vice‑Chancellor of The UWI, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, comes against the backdrop of the President’s official visit to Jamaica, at the invitation of the Government. It is both timely and symbolic, reflecting the growing global momentum around reparatory justice and reaffirms The UWI’s role as a thought leader in the Caribbean and a convenor of critical conversations that inform regional and global policy debates.
Vice-Chancellor Beckles will engage President Mahama in a focused exchange connecting historical truth with contemporary policy discourse. The discussion will examine the evolving reparations agenda, the responsibilities of states, and the role of institutions in advancing justice and equity.
The programme will include opening remarks from Professor Sonjah Stanley Niaah, Director of the Centre for Reparation Research at The UWI, remarks from His Excellency President Mahama and the Vice Chancellor of The UWI, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles and a question‑and‑answer session engaging members of the audience. A representative of Jamaica’s Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport will deliver closing remarks, underscoring the national and regional significance of the dialogue.
Members of the media and the general public are invited to tune in to the live broadcast of this significant event, which will be streamed via UWItv on www.uwitv.global, UWItv’s Facebook page and UWItv’s dedicated Flow Channels.
NOTES TO LOCAL MEDIA IN JAMAICA
Event Details for the Special High‑Level Reparation Dialogue:
Date: Monday, August 3, 2026
Time: 4:30 p.m.
Location: Eon Nigel Harris Council Room, The UWI Regional Headquarters, Hermitage Road, Mona, Kingston 7
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