Gov’t developing comprehensive operational plan to protect the Rio Cobre following recent fish kill
by Shanice Gibbs August 23rd, 2022
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Pearnel Charles Junior says the Government is developing a comprehensive operational plan to
JAS says more farmers coming forward about how they suffered from recent effluent spill and fish kill in Rio Cobre
by Shanice Gibbs August 23rd, 2022
President of the Jamaica Agricultural Society, Lenworth Fulton says more farmers are coming forward about how they have suffered severe
Police Constable Noel Maitland has been remanded until September 16. The Attorneys representing Mr. Maitland, who is charged with the
A mobile police station is now operational in the St. James Police Division, as cops seek to restore order in the second city. Head of
Motorists urged to drive carefully following fatal crash on Bustamante Highway
by Donique Weston August 22nd, 2022
Head of the Public Safety & Traffic Enforcement Branch, Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Gary Mckenzie, is once again
MP Julian Robinson says poor students will suffer the most if teacher migration issue is not addressed
by Donique Weston August 22nd, 2022
Member of Parliament for South East St. Andrew, Julian Robinson says students who come from poor households will suffer the most if the
The Education Ministry is reporting that 167 teachers have left the classroom since July of this year. Education Minister Fayval
Government and public sector teachers expected to acheive favourable wage agreement
by Clement Reid August 22nd, 2022
Expectations are high for the government and public sector-teachers, to come to a favourable agreement, for wages and other benefits.