Workers at UTECH stage sick-out in protest over salary and other issues
by Myesha Broadie February 6th, 2023
Approximately 600 workers at the University of Technology, UTECH, staged a sick-out today (February 6), in protest against issues
Reggae artiste Kabaka Pyramid wins Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
Reggae artiste Kabaka Pyramid has won the 2023 Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. Kabaka Pyramid whose real name is Keron
Gov’t confident that restorative justice will help to bring an end to violence in schools
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
The government says it is confident that the use of restorative justice will aid in bringing an end to violence in schools. In
3 firearms, several ammunition and 20lbs of ganja, seized in separate police/military operations
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
Three firearms, several rounds of ammunition and a quantity of marijuana were seized in separate police/military operations across the
St. James police working to ensure a continued reduction in murders this year
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
The St. James Police say they are working to ensure a continued reduction in murders in the parish, this year.
Opposition leader pledges to fix problems caused by current administration, if the PNP forms the next gov’t
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
President of the People’s National Party Mark Golding has pledged that the next PNP led government will fix the problems caused
Six million pounds of plastics for recycling collected last year
by Myesha Broadie February 5th, 2023
Six million pounds of plastics for recycling were collected by Recycling Partners of Jamaica, RPJ, last year. This is
Gov’t seeks to provide more clarity on the child restraint regulation under the New Road Traffic Act
by Myesha Broadie February 3rd, 2023
The government has sought to provide more clarity on the child restraint regulation under the new Road Traffic Act. Several taxi