N.W. Manley
Norman Washington Manley was a prominent Jamaican politician and lawyer who served as the Premier of Jamaica from 1955 to 1962. He was a key figure in Jamaica's movement towards independence and played a significant role in the formulation of the Jamaican Constitution. A founding member of the People's National Party (PNP), Manley was known for his advocacy of social justice and economic reform. His leadership was instrumental in navigating Jamaica through its post-colonial transition, and he remains a celebrated figure in the nation's history.
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Recent news mentions
N.W. Manley invited the Leader of the Opposition Sir Alexander Bustamante to London for the final agreements regarding the Independence Constitution.
Gordon Robinson | Something for everyone | In Focus
Jamaica· 2025-06-01
N.W. Manley was the then premier who invited the Leader of the Opposition to London for constitutional discussions.
Editorial | Deeper political reform | CommentaryJamaica· 2025-05-25
