Jamaica sees another record-breaking weekend with 35,000 tourist arrivals
by Donique Weston March 14th, 2022
Jamaica has seen another record weekend of stopover visitor arrivals, with close to 35,000 visitors, arriving between Thursday, March
Gov’t working on plan to reduce impact of high fertilizer and feed prices on farmers
by Donique Weston March 14th, 2022
The Agriculture Ministry says it will be presenting a proposal to the Finance Ministry, for the consideration of the removal of duties
A security guard was stabbed to death at Simmond’s plaza in Ocho Rios, St. Ann, on Monday morning. His identity has not yet been
Nurses Association expresses concern that Jamaica is losing a large number of its specialist nurses
by Shanice Gibbs March 14th, 2022
The Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) has expressed concern that Jamaica is losing a large number of its specialist nurses.
NRSU renews call for passing of regulations for new Road Traffic Act
by Clement Reid March 14th, 2022
Vice Chairman of the National Road Safety Unit, Dr. Lucien Jones is again, calling for the regulations of the new Road Traffic Act to
State-owned oil refinery, Petrojam says, it is in talks with stakeholders, to ensure that the country’s fuel supply, is
Human rights lobby group Jamaicans for Justice, JFJ, has called for effective and comprehensive structural reform, of the firearm
Education Minister, Fayval Williams said, it will cost the government almost 8 billion dollars, to remove 37 schools from the shift