Norman Manley

Norman Manley was a prominent Jamaican politician and national hero, born in 1893. He played a crucial role in Jamaica's fight for independence from British colonial rule. A founding member of the People's National Party (PNP), he served as the party's leader and was the Chief Minister of Jamaica before it became independent in 1962. Manley was known for his commitment to social justice and economic development, advocating for the rights of the Jamaican people. His legacy includes significant contributions to education, labor rights, and the establishment of a democratic framework in post-colonial Jamaica.