There were dramatic scenes at the Queens School, an all girls institution in St Andrew, on Tuesday afternoon, after one of the students
One arrested following Sunday’s robbery of security guards, another guard beaten in attempted robbery
by Clement Reid March 21st, 2023
One person has been taken into custody in relation to Sunday’s robbery and wounding of four beryllium limited security guards and
More visitors to the island are choosing to stay in non-hotel type accommodations such as Airbnb’s. This is according to
Public sector teachers, as well as principals and vice principals, will start receiving their retroactive payments and new salary rates
Gov’t and disgruntled Met Service employees arrive at temporary solution
by Donique Weston March 20th, 2023
The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation and the management of the Norman Manley International Airport have arrived at a
Opposition says inflation has made the new minimum wage inadequate
by Donique Weston March 20th, 2023
Despite the national minimum wage being increased by $1,000 more than the last figure put forward by the People’s National Party
Banks warn of difficulties conducting cash transactions at ATMs today
by Clement Reid March 20th, 2023
Consumers who intend to use Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) across the island today, will likely encounter difficulties while
Social Security Ministry says seniors evicted from nursing home in St. Catherine have all been relocated
by Shanice Gibbs March 20th, 2023
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security says the senior citizens who were affected by a court-ordered eviction notice at a nursing