Last Updated on August 18, 2026, 8:21 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Jego Armstrong has been announced as the featured speaker at the Prime Minister’s lecture series. This year’s featured speaker hails from Newtown community and has made the nation proud with his international accomplishments.
Armstrong has worked for several years as a journalist and an executive producer and has also been given an Emmy Award for his work. He has more than two decades of experience in print, digital and broadcast media.
The Prime Minister’s Lecture Series which is being hosted as a part of the country’s national celebration highlights the global reach of Kittitian and Nevisian Diaspora.
The nation will get to learn from his experience in a career in News and Journalism.
The officials have shared that he has worked with leading international news organizations across mainstream media,, Notable experiences include the New York Daily News, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera America, AJ+, VICE News and, most recently, MS NOW, which was formerly known by the name MSNBC. In his career spanning over two decades, he has been part of some of the most transformational stories within the generation. He has covered the US presidential elections, the black lives matter protest in 2020, international conflicts 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Armstrong has served as Senior Producer for The Weekend: Primetime on MS
NOW. In his capacity, he has led the team in editorial production of a three-hour national primetime programme. He was responsible for overseeing breaking-news coverage, political reporting, and guest interviews.
Amstrong traces his roots to Newtown where he finished his early education. His selection for being the featured speaker at the Prime Minister’s Lecture Series highlights the importance of the event. For years, the event has promoted spaces for thoughtful national dialogue, celebrate excellence the Federation has produced.
The officials have shared that for years, the event has taken inspiration from experiences of citizens. The nationals’ achievements highlight the endless possibilities for future generations of St Kitts and Nevis.
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