Saturday, Night court sittings resume to deal with traffic ticket backlog
Saturday and Night Court sittings have resumed to better address the backlog of almost 400,000 outstanding traffic tickets and 579 emails, says Chief
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Dispute between cousins led to murder of 2-y-o boy in Trelawny
The police have confirmed that a dispute between two adult cousins resulted in the murder of a two-year-old boy in Mack Hill District,
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2-y-o toddler killed in Trelawny
A toddler was shot and killed in Clark’s Town, Trelawny on Sunday night. The two-year-old child was hit by a bullet while reportedly
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Kiprich shocked as millions in jewellery, cash stolen
Dancehall artiste Kiprich was the victim of a robbery on the weekend. The ‘Telephone Ting’ singer was left feeling shocked and upset by
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Normalcy expected in schools as teachers accept Gov’t’s new wage offer
Calm is expected to return to island’s schools on Monday, after the delegates of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) voted to accept the
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Police groups make renewed pleas to Gov’t re revised salaries
Despite the cut-off for payroll preparation for public sector workers ending, one police group is calling on the Finance Ministry to find a
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Female bar owner robbed in Portland; 3 men arrested
Three men were apprehended and a firearm seized following a robbery in Snow Hill district in Portland on Friday night. The police report
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JTA orders protesting teachers back to work
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) has instructed protesting teachers to resume normal duties on Friday after four days of protest action in the
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SLB will no longer require guarantors for PATH applicants
Starting this September, beneficiaries of the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH) who apply to the Students’ Loans Bureau (SLB) will
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Labour minister to announce increase in minimum wage in April
Minister of Labour and Social Security, Karl Samuda, will announce an increase in the minimum wage in April. This was disclosed by Minister