One of seven people wounded after a public passenger bus fired on by armed men on Friday, has died
by Shanice Gibbs April 26th, 2023
One of seven people shot and wounded after a public passenger bus was fired on by armed men on Friday (April 21) has died.
Former Chief Justice of Jamaica, Lensley Wolfe has died. Wolfe, who passed away yesterday (April 18), served as Chief Justice
Tourism Ministry to undertake impact study of implications of 20,000 hotel rooms to be established over next 10 years
by Shanice Gibbs April 19th, 2023
In what’s being described as a historic move, the Tourism Ministry will be conducting a detailed study of the economic
Labour Minister Karl Samuda to give a fulsome statement in Parliament later today on issues facing nation’s security guards
by Shanice Gibbs April 19th, 2023
Labour Minister Karl Samuda is expected to give a fulsome statement in Parliament later today (April 19) on issues facing the
JAMPRO urges business operators with issues finding market for goods and services to engage the Corporation
by Shanice Gibbs April 19th, 2023
President of the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) Shulette Cox is encouraging business operators who have issues finding a
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says more than 12,000 people were killed across the island in the last decade. In addition, more
Some taxi operators in St. Elizabeth withdrew service this morning to protest poor state of roads
by Shanice Gibbs April 18th, 2023
Taxi operators who ply the Santa Cruz to Elderslie route in St. Elizabeth withdrew service this morning to protest the poor state of
AG says there is significant room for improvement in accountability and governance processes at MOH
by Shanice Gibbs April 18th, 2023
Auditor General, Pamela Monroe Ellis says there is significant room for improvement in the accountability and governance processes at