Monday, September 29, 2014 | 1:32 PM
KINGTON, Jamaica – Opposition Senator Kamina Johnson-Smith leaves her job as company secretary at LIME on Tuesday to enter private practice as an attorney-at-law.
Smith, regarded as one of the most promising and vocal young members of the current Senate, told OBSERVER ONLINE that she had taken a personal decision to resign her position at LIME to enter private practice.
The position will be filled by Rochelle Cameron, whose appointment takes effect October 1.
Johnson-Smith, a qualified attorney-at-law, has worked with LIME since 2001, and had been company secretary since 2011.
Balford Henry
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JLP senator quits LIME for private practice
