Police say roadways blocked in sections of St Andrew north cleared
by Clement Reid September 12th, 2022
The St. Andrew north police are reporting that several roadways, which were blocked on Monday morning, have been cleared. Residents,
Opposition renews call to chair parliament’s economy and production committee
by Clement Reid September 12th, 2022
There is a renewed call for the opposition to chair parliament’s economy and production committee, to among other things ensure
Opposition decries 12 day mourning for Queen, citing no mourning for Jamaicans killed since this year
by Clement Reid September 12th, 2022
Opposition spokesman on National Security, Senator Peter Bunting has blasted the government for dedicating 12 days of mourning to Queen
Shoot out in Central Villages leaves alleged gunman fatally shot by police
by Clement Reid September 12th, 2022
An alleged gunman was fatally shot during a shoot-out with the police in Central Village, St. Catherine on Sunday. He has not yet been
Adrianna Laing, the Westmoreland teen girl who was badly injured in a house fire, which claimed the lives of her three brothers last
2 Portmore schools to benefit from privately funded school feeding and resource improvement programme
by Myesha Broadie September 11th, 2022
Scores of students and staff at the Naggo Head and Gregory Park Primary Schools in Portmore, St. Catherine, are to benefit from a
Opposition Leader says Jamaica is in need of “divine intervention”
by Myesha Broadie September 11th, 2022
Opposition Leader and President of the People’s National Party, PNP, Mark Golding says the country is in need of “divine
Police High Command saddened at stabbing death of Detective Sergeant; 2 men arrested following incident
by Myesha Broadie September 11th, 2022
The Police High Command has expressed sadness at the death of a detective sergeant who was fatally stabbed in St. Catherine, yesterday