Kartel says he continues to ‘wul it’ in jail as he rocks new outfit
Serving a life sentence can take its toll on anyone, but dancehall heavyweight Vybz Kartel continues to “wul it” behind prison bars. The
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Bursar honoured for service to education sector
Everyone in the workplace is important, says Bursar at Clarendon College, Theda Falconer Brooks, who has served in the education sector for 36
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Ocho Rios Health Centre to get $200 million upgrade
Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, has announced that the Ocho Rios Health Centre, in St Ann, will be upgraded at
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Calls for unexplained wealth orders to fight crime
Government Senator, Don Wehby, is calling for an amendment to the Proceeds of Crime Act to allow for Unexplained Wealth Orders as part
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SOEs imposed to stem bloodshed leading up to Christmas season
With the Christmas season fast approaching, the Government has declared several states of emergency (SOEs) across a number of police divisions, to arrest
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Cops urge commuters to report harassment by transport operators
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is advising taxi operators and passengers who have been intimidated or harassed during Monday’s public transport strike to
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PNP calls for immediate probe of ‘suspicious’ events at HAJ
Opposition Senator Dr Floyd Morris is calling on the Integrity Commission to launch an immediate probe into the firing of former Executive Director of
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8 American cruise passengers arrested in cocaine bust in Ocho Rios
The police are reporting that eight cruise ship passengers were taken into custody on Wednesday after a large quantity of coacine was seized
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‘I suffered a damaged hernia,’ reveals Spice in denying she had heart attack
Dancehall Queen Grace ‘Spice’ Hamilton, in breaking her silence relative to her health status, has confirmed that she was recently hospitalised with a
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Tufton concerned about prevalence of kidney disease among J’cans
The prevalence of kidney disease among Jamaicans has become increasingly worrying, according to Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton. The minister