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Some environmental advocates have raised concern about how changes to the constitution, in the process to transition Jamaica to a

Drivers of the government owned bus company, Montego Bay Metro, remain restive due to ongoing salary issues. The workers who have been

One taxi group has criticized the government for not holding public consultations about the New Road Traffic Act, especially amid

Fifty-one-year-old mechanic Robert Fowler has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of 20-year-old Accounting Clerk,

Dental Surgeons who work in the public health sector are back on the job. The surgeons had staged sick-outs this week, over

Members of the Constitutional Reform Committee, CRC have sought to assure that they are free to speak as there is no gag order.  

Opposition Spokesperson on Transport and Works, Mikael Phillips is calling on Prime Minister Andrew Holness to take urgent action

The Health Ministry says more than two thousand permanent posts will be created for doctors in the public health sector.