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Shock is reverberating across sections of Jamaica, the region, and the world following news of the passing of iconic Jamaican businessman and tourism mogul, Gordon Butch Stewart.

Butch Stewart lost his battle to illness at age 79.

Cliff Hughes reflects on the life and legacy of Gordon 'Butch' Stewart, and his immeasurable contribution to Jamaica.

LISTEN: PNP Vice President, Damion Crawford, is at the centre of controversy following a leaked telephone conversation between himself and two party members from his East Rural Constituency.

The audio, which was leaked over the weekend, was reportedly recorded a few weeks before the PNP Presidential race where Mark Golding defeated Lisa Hanna.

Here is the full audio which has gone viral:

Former Cabinet Minister and Member of Parliament for East Hanover, Dr, DK Duncan has died.

Dr. Duncan died today while in hospital, he was 80 years old.

The former Cabinet minister tested positive for COVID-19 in August and was admitted to hospital.

A statement from his family said after experiencing some signs of sinusitis and tiredness, out of an abundance of caution Dr Duncan did a COVID-19 test and the preliminary results received indicated that he was positive.

In this 'On Target' segment of Cliff Hughes Online, #CliffHughes interviews newly appointed Opposition Senator, Gabriela J. Morris.

Senator Morris, a university student, is the youngest serving member of the Senate at 23.

Former Prime Minister and Head of the OAS Mission to the General Elections in Guyana, Bruce Golding joins Cliff Hughes, to discuss the recent developments surrounding Guyana's General Elections & and his assessment of the Bill Johnson Poll Results. Golding also commended the leadership of PM Andrew Holness but encouraged him not to take his level of support for granted and encouraged his administration not to undermine their leader's goodwill.

In this Cliff Says segment of Cliff Hughes Online, Cliff evaluates the complex 'Manley Era' and says PNP activists are 'missing-the-mark' in their response to PM Holness' Criticism of Manley's Socialist Ideals of the 70s.