Gov’t to provide additional support for back-to-school
The Government will shortly be announcing additional support for back-to-school activities across the island. Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the disclosure at the
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JamaicaEye cameras can assist in accident cases
Motorists are being advised to take note of JamaicaEye surveillance cameras in their vicinity if they are involved in an accident. The National
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Bunting cleared of impropriety in FLA fiasco; Montague uncleared by IC
The Integrity Commission (IC) has tabled an addendum to a 2017 special report of a disquisition into allegations concerning the allocation of arm
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Over 20,000 persons added to National Voters’ List
The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) has added 20,493 names to the National Voters’ List, which was published on May 31. The EOJ,
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Jamaican farm worker dies of natural causes in Canada
A 32-year-old male Jamaican worker died on a farm in Niagara-on-the-Lake in Ontario, Canada on Friday, May 26, the Ministry of Labour and
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NWA to spend $543-million on disaster mitigation works
The National Works Agency (NWA) will spend approximately $543 million on disaster mitigation works this year. This was disclosed by Manager of Communication
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Valerie Neita Robertson calls out DPP for ruling in Kern Spencer case
Prominent attorney Valerie Neita Robertson is accusing Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Paula Llewellyn of moving forward with a corruption case against People’s
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Alleged Clansman gang ‘associate’ shot in Spanish Town
A man, said to be an alleged associate of the Clansman gang, was shot and wounded on the weekend in Spanish Town, St
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Feasibility study for unemployment insurance completed
Chairman of the Recovery Planning Committee, National Disaster Risk Management Council, Dr Wayne Henry, says a feasibility study has been completed on unemployment
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Accountability measures coming for ministers, MPs, says Holness
Accountability measures are coming for ministers and members of parliament (MPs), says Prime Minister Andrew Holness. Holness was speaking at the handover of