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The 33-year-old new dad has been dating Bennett for five years.Д«olt already has said he would not encourage his children to follow in his footsteps.

Holness is pictured honoring Bolt, who holds world records in the 100m and 200m distances Prime Minister Andrew Holness' tweet, announcing that Bolt and Bennett had their childД«olt, the only sprinter to win the 100m and 200m golds at three consecutive Olympics, specifically 2008, 20, is widely considered the greatest sprinter of all time. The couple also made the announcement official during a gender reveal party (pictured) A tweet on Monday form Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness confirming the baby was born came as a long-awaited follow up to Bolt's Instagram video. The couple are pictured posing in a group shot at a gender reveal party celebrating their pregnancy Bolt, who holds world records in the 100m and 200m, confirmed Bennett was expecting a daughter in an Instagram video in March. Sprinter and eight-time Olympic gold medallist Usain Bolt and his long-time girlfriend Kasi Bennett welcomed their first child on Sunday.

But the tweet was the long-awaited follow up to Bolt's March Instagram video confirming thatВ Bennett was expecting a daughter. The Prime Minister said: вЂњAs we celebrate the Emancipendence period, we remain a proud people, deeply conscious of our cultural heritage and steadfastly focused on a future of equal rights and justice for all Jamaicans.The baby's name and other details were not revealed. The Prime Minister says he is вЂњacutely aware of the importance of this issue, especially in an era of great social and political change that is awakening our consciousness of who we are as a people.вЂќ He added that he is committed to ensuring that every child is treated fairly within JamaicaвЂ™s education system and reiterated that his Government stands firmly against discrimination against any student on any basis. The Prime Minister says however, вЂњIn the present context, this Government believes it is time to review and amend the Education Act to reflect a modern and culturally inclusive position that protects our children from being barred from any educational institution on the basis of wearing locksВ as an ordinary hairstyle irrespective of religious reasons.вЂќ He notes that the Education Ministry has asserted over the years, that schoolsвЂ™ grooming rules must be rights-based, and that no student is to be prevented from admission or attendance at a public educational institution by reason of non-conformity with a school rule prohibiting a particular hairstyle in circumstances where the wearing of that hairstyle by the student is based on religious or health reasons. We have, as a rights-sensitive Government, always maintained that our children must not be discriminated against, nor deprived of their right to an education because of socio-economic issues вЂ“ such inability to afford school fees, or socio-cultural issues such as their hairstyle,вЂќ Prime Minister Holness said. This Government does not believe that there should be any law which could be interpreted to deny access to a citizen merely on the basis of their hairstyle. вЂњWhile we await the written judgement to determine the basis of the ruling issued by our Supreme Court, which by media reports, have suggested that the childвЂ™s constitutional rights were not breached. Prime Minister Andrew Holness has noted with concern, the developments surrounding the case of a seven-year-old Jamaican child who was barred from attending school because of the style of her hair. However, he says theВ Government does not believe that there should be any law which could be interpreted to deny access to a citizen merely on the basis of their hairstyle. READ:В Parents of dreadlockedВ girl incensed at вЂsystemic racismвЂ™ after court rulingДЄccording to Holness, the Government is awaiting the written judgment. He was responding to FridayвЂ™s ruling in relation to aВ seven-year-old girl who was barred from attending school because she sports a dreadlock.

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