US National convicted of drug smuggling fined $1M or 6 months imprisonment
by Clement Reid May 2nd, 2023
A United States national convicted of smuggling cash to Jamaica, has been fined $1 million or 6 months imprisonment. He is 30-year-old
MOH Permanent Secretary provides rationale for purchase of TVs at quarantine facility during Covid-19
by Clement Reid May 2nd, 2023
Permanent Secretary, in the Health and Wellness Ministry, Dunstan Bryan, has sought to provide a rationale, for the purchase of

Scores of dental surgeons who work in the island‘s public health sector, remain off the job. On Monday, the surgeons staged a
PNPYO calls on government to fulfill promise of 10,000 housing solutions for young Jamaicans
by Clement Reid May 2nd, 2023
President of the People’s National Party’s Youth Organization, Senator Gabriella Morris has called on Prime Minister Andrew
Commuters left stranded as Portland residents protest against Southern Coastal Highway project
by Clement Reid May 1st, 2023
Scores of commuters, including school children, were left stranded, as residents of Fairy Hill, Portland, mounted roadblocks on Monday
Security expert says industry in need of 4000 guards amid Beryllium attacks
by Clement Reid May 1st, 2023
President of the Jamaica Society for Industrial Security, (JSIS) Lieutenant Commander George Overton says the security industry is in
Police maintaining strong presence in St Andrew South Division due to gang feud
by Clement Reid May 1st, 2023
The police are maintaining a strong presence in the St. Andrew South Division. This as at least 5 people have been shot, 1 fatally in
PM says government does not want to create brutal society, as calls for death penalty increase
by Clement Reid May 1st, 2023
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says while citizens’ call for the death penalty has increased, the government does not want to