Firefighters battling massive blaze on West Street in Port Antonio, Portland
by Shanice Gibbs May 28th, 2023
Firefighters are battling a massive blaze on west street in Port Antonio, Portland, where sections of at least three buildings,
Motorists are paying more for gas at the pumps today (May 25). E 10 87 and 90 Gasoline cost $1.26 more per litre.
UPDATE: Public school teachers in at least three parishes have so far taken industrial action over protracted wage issues
by Shanice Gibbs May 25th, 2023
Public school teachers in at least three parishes have taken industrial action over protracted wage issues this morning (May 25).
St Andrew labourer who reportedly killed his father during dispute over empty bottles, convicted of manslaughter
by Shanice Gibbs May 25th, 2023
A St Andrew labourer accused of killing his father in a dispute over empty bottles three years ago has been convicted of manslaughter.
Public school teachers to take industrial action today and tomorrow over ongoing wage issues
by Shanice Gibbs May 25th, 2023
Public school teachers who are upset about ongoing wage issues are expected to take industrial action today (May 25) and tomorrow.
Portland police to do walk-through of Campbell Avenue, following last night’s murder of a pregnant woman and a man
by Shanice Gibbs May 24th, 2023
Commanding Officer for the Portland police, Superintendent, Lloyd Darby is to do a walk-through of Campbell Avenue, in Port Antonio
Finance Minister chastizes JTA President for allegedly failing to engage with his Ministry over compensation anomalies
by Shanice Gibbs May 24th, 2023
Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke has chastized the President of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) Lasonja Harrison for
Ja’cans still upset over pay hike for Parliamentarians despite announcement of accountability measures and PM’s salary increase roll back
by Shanice Gibbs May 24th, 2023
Despite the announcement of accountability measures for politicians, and the Prime Minister rolling back his salary increase, Jamaicans