Jamaica’s unemployment rate fell to six per cent in April, continuing the downward trajectory that’s been occurring over recent months.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness urges citizens to ride out economic shocks
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging citizens to ride out the economic shocks affecting the country. Mr. Holness said the country is
Education Minister hopeful Restorative Justice Practices Programme certifications, will lead to a reduction in violence in schools
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
Minister of Education Fayval Williams is hopeful there will be a reduction in violent activities in schools, especially in the up
Clarendon Health authorities seeking public’s help in locating taxi operator who allegedly transported Monkeypox patient
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
The Health Authorities in Clarendon are appealing to the public to help them locate the taxi operator who transported Jamaica’s
Opposition Spokesman calls on gov’t to urgently address yellow fever vaccine shortage
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
Opposition Spokesman on Health and Wellness, Dr. Morais Guy, is calling on the government and portfolio minister Dr. Christopher
Jamaica has recorded 140 new Covid-19 cases. They are 96 females and 44 males, ranging in age from 4 months to 92 years. The positivity
Local Government Minister says steps are being taken to reduce motorcycle fatalities in western Jamaica
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
Local Government Minister Desmond Mckenzie says steps are being taken to reduce motorcycle fatalities in the western end of the island.
Hanover Police investigating suspected drowning of 4-year-old boy at a resort
by Myesha Broadie July 15th, 2022
The Hanover police are investigating the suspected drowning of a four-year-old boy, at a resort in the parish on Wednesday. Dead is