Mental health training for school professionals
More than 500 school professionals in Jamaica’s 177 secondary institutions are to undergo mental health training over the next three months, under the
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‘Boxer’, charged with two murders, escapes from Kingston lockup
A high level probe is underway after reputed St Catherine gangster, Rudolph ‘Boxer’ Shaw fled custody at the Kingston Central lockup on Thursday
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Psychosocial support for Kingston Technical High students
The Ministry of Education and Youth will provide psychosocial support for students at Kingston Technical High School following the fatal stabbing of a
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Persons encouraged to resort to non-violent methods of conflict resolution
Jamaicans are, again, being encouraged to resort to non-violent methods of conflict resolution. Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams, emphasised that this
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NWC to save millions from Mona Reservoir Floating Solar Project
A floating solar project has been launched at the Mona Reservoir in St. Andrew, which is expected to save the National Water Commission
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Companies urged to strengthen cybersecurity measures
Companies in the private and public sectors are being urged to strengthen existing cybersecurity measures, to safeguard against evolving cyber threats and risks.
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Teen fatally shot by father identified
More details are emerging about the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy at his home in Hellshire, St Catherine on Wednesday morning after
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Ahead of UK murder appeal, Kartel engaged; fiancée revels in new love
A decision in the murder appeal of Vybz Kartel, now before the United Kingdom’s Privy Council, could be known later this fall, but
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JUST IN: 15-year-old boy shot dead in Hellshire
A teenager, said to be aged 15, was shot and killed in Hellshire, Portmore on Wednesday morning. The suspected shooter is allegedly his
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Met Service discontinues Flash Flood Watch for Jamaica
The Meteorological Service of Jamaica has discontinued the Flash Flood Watch for low-lying and flood-prone areas of southern and northwestern parishes. The discontinuation