The Jamaica Customs Agency has declared war on illegal guns entering the country and the perpetrators involved in the criminal
21 guns seized at warehouse in Kingston; woman named as Person of Interest
by Myesha Broadie March 4th, 2022
Police are investigating a major gun find at a warehouse in Kingston, today (March 4). Preliminary reports from the Police Corporate
The two brothers charged with the murder of a Chinese couple at their business place in St. Elizabeth, in December last year, were
Opposition reiterates call for gov’t to offer relief to consumers amidst rising oil prices
by Myesha Broadie March 4th, 2022
The opposition is again calling for the government to offer relief to consumers amidst rising oil prices globally. The call was made by
Kingston Mayor says re-purposing of Ray Ray Market as car park, could alleviate parking issues in the market district
by Myesha Broadie March 4th, 2022
Mayor of Kingston Delroy Williams says the re-purposing of the Ray Ray ground in Downtown, Kingston as a car park could help alleviate
The Ministry of Health and Wellness has reported 10 new COVID-19 related deaths. The deaths include three males and two females
The Education Ministry says it has re-engaged 40,000 of the 120,000 students who were missing classes due to the impact of the
Energy Minister Daryl Vaz is assuring that Jamaica’s fuel supply is secure, despite the instability in Eastern Europe.