Finance Minister rationalizes decision to provide assistance to PPV operators and not private drivers; those who needs it most should benefit
by Shanice Gibbs March 28th, 2022
Amidst an increase in gas prices, Finance Minister Dr. Nigel Clarke has sought to rationalize the Government’s decision to
Opposition says it was poor decision on Gov’t’s part to ignore suggestion to put a cap on fuel tax
by Shanice Gibbs March 28th, 2022
Opposition Leader Mark Golding says it was a poor decision on the Government’s part to ignore his suggestion to put a cap on the
Several members of the security forces suspected of being apart of Clarendon-based gang, arrested
by Myesha Broadie March 25th, 2022
Several members of the security forces suspected to be apart of the Clarendon-based Ranko gang were arrested by the police, this
St. James man who called in fake bomb threats charged with public mischief
by Myesha Broadie March 25th, 2022
A St. James man who called in several fake bomb threats to the Sagicor Business Complex in the parish, has been charged with public
Teachers upset over non-payment of retroactive salaries owed to them
by Myesha Broadie March 25th, 2022
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association, J-T-A says some of its teachers have not received retroactive salaries owed to them for the
Education Ministry to conduct audit of metal detectors in schools come Monday following recent spate of violence involving students
by Shanice Gibbs March 25th, 2022
Education Minister, Fayval Williams says the Ministry will be conducting an audit of metal detectors in schools come Monday (March 28).
Opposition calls for formal coordinated programme to deal with issues affecting students
by Shanice Gibbs March 25th, 2022
Opposition Spokesperson on Education, Dr. Angela Brown Burke is calling on the Government to implement a formal coordinated programme
A man was shot dead along Studio One Boulevard, in Kingston this morning (March 25). His name has not been released. Head