JCF ramps up efforts to educate police officers and civilians about New Road Traffic Act
by Myesha Broadie January 30th, 2023
With the New Road Traffic Act set to come into effect on Wednesday February 1, the Jamaica Constabulary Force is ramping up efforts to
Scores of motorists turn up at St. Ann Parish Court to pay outstanding traffic tickets
by Myesha Broadie January 30th, 2023
Scores of motorists turned up at the St. Ann Parish Court this morning (January 30), as they rushed to pay outstanding traffic tickets
Courts implement additional measures to accommodate people paying outstanding traffic tickets
by Myesha Broadie January 30th, 2023
The Court Administration Division is implementing additional measures to accommodate people who are seeking to pay outstanding traffic
Jamaicans in the diaspora concerned about investing in the country, following reports of alleged SSL fraud
by Myesha Broadie January 30th, 2023
Some Jamaicans in the diaspora are expressing concern about investing in Jamaica, following reports of an alleged fraud at Stocks and
Members of the police hierarchy tour sections of police Area 4, following flare-up of violence in several of the area’s divisions
by Shanice Gibbs January 30th, 2023
Members of the police hierarchy, including Commissioner, Major General Antony Anderson toured sections of police Area 4 yesterday
Curfew imposed in Kingston West Police Division, following shooting of 10 people, four of them fatally at the weekend
by Shanice Gibbs January 30th, 2023
A curfew has been imposed in the Kingston Western Police Division. The curfew comes amid mounting tensions in the area following
North Central St. Catherine MP expresses hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking practices that prevent criminals from interfering with citizens’ money
by Shanice Gibbs January 30th, 2023
Member of Parliament for North Central St. Catherine, Natalie Neita Garvey has expressed hope that Jamaica will soon see safer banking
Minister of Entertainment and Culture, Olivia grange, is urging churches, to play a greater role in developing the reggae gospel