Attendance at several schools impacted in recent weeks due to increase in number of students having respiratory illnesses
by Shanice Gibbs November 9th, 2022
Attendance at several schools across the island has been impacted in recent weeks, due to an increase in the number of students falling
Tropical storm watch remains in effect for Jamaica, as tropical storm Lisa develops
by Shanice Gibbs October 31st, 2022
A tropical storm watch remains in effect for Jamaica, as tropical storm Lisa has now developed from the area of disturbed weather south
PNP intensifies call for resignation of Health and Wellness Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton with protest at Spanish Town hospital
by Shanice Gibbs October 31st, 2022
The People’s National Party (PNP) has intensified its call for the resignation of Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher
Prosecution wins its first-ever appeal of the court’s decision in Westmoreland murder case
by Shanice Gibbs October 28th, 2022
The Prosecution has won its first-ever appeal of the court’s decision since the law was amended in November, last year.
Association of Christian Communicators and Media joins call for retention of school devotions, following bizarre incident at Oberlin High
by Shanice Gibbs October 28th, 2022
The Association of Christian Communicators and Media (ACCM) has joined the call for the retention of devotional exercises in the
Principal attacked and chopped at Retirement Primary School in St. Elizabeth last Friday released from hospital
by Shanice Gibbs October 28th, 2022
The Principal who was attacked and chopped at the Retirement Primary School in St. Elizabeth, last Friday (October 21) has been
Westmoreland residents stage peace march in Savanna La Mar, yesterday
by Shanice Gibbs October 28th, 2022
“Talk it out, don’t shoot it out…” That was the plea made yesterday (October 27) by a group of concerned
Several teachers across the island say they have not received this month’s salary; JTA dissatisfied with the situation
by Shanice Gibbs October 27th, 2022
Several teachers across the island say they have not received this month’s salary. The affected educators are calling on the