PM Holness says new straddle fleet at Kingston Freeport will boost employment opportunities
by Clement Reid November 4th, 2022
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the new straddle fleet which was commissioned into service on Thursday at the Kingston Freeport
Police and Integrity Commission sign MOU to tackle corruption and organized crime
by Clement Reid November 4th, 2022
The police and the Integrity Commission have joined forces in a bid to strengthen their capabilities in tackling corruption and
Concerns mount in business community with continued congestion at ports
by Clement Reid November 3rd, 2022
There is increasing concern among some business persons that Christmas sales will be impacted by continued congestion at the ports. The
Security Guards urged to be patient in light of recent court ruling
by Clement Reid November 3rd, 2022
Security guards islandwide are being urged to be patient as negotiations continue with stakeholders in the private security industry,
Drum therapy hailed as viable mechanism for tackling trauma, stress, factors of violent behaviour
by Clement Reid November 3rd, 2022
Drum therapy is being hailed as a viable mechanism for tackling trauma, stress and other non communicable factors, that tend to result
The People’s National Party, PNP, has vowed to continue protesting, until Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton, resigns. The
Number of children seeking respiratory care at Spanish Town Hospital quadruples over last two months
by Clement Reid November 3rd, 2022
With cases of respiratory illnesses in children rising across the island, Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Christopher Tufton, is
Jamaica needs more human capital development to continue tackling economic crisis – Clarke
by Clement Reid November 3rd, 2022
Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke, says Jamaica needs more human capital development, to continue tackling the economic crisis that