Frequent Outbreaks Of Violence In Corporate Area Communities Negatively Impacting Enrollment At Some Schools
by Donique Weston September 5th, 2018
The frequent outbreak of violence in some corporate area communities has negatively impacted enrollment at some schools. The
Sargassum Seaweed Contributing To Beach Erosion Across Jamaica
by Donique Weston September 4th, 2018
A proliferation of the sargassum seaweed along sections of the coastline is said to be contributing to beach erosion. Sargassum
The police will be intensifying their presence in public spaces, as the force moves to restore and enhance public order and safety on
One Person In Custody As Police Continue Probe Into The Murder Of Yetanya Francis
by Donique Weston August 29th, 2018
Police say one person has been taken into custody for questioning, in relation to the murder of Yetanya Francis. The individual
Children’s Advocate, Diahann Gordon-Harrison, has condemned the recent spate of child murders across the island. Speaking
Police Seeking Suspect In Killing Of St. Ann Woman And Her 10-Year-Old Son
by Donique Weston August 29th, 2018
The St. Ann police are yet to locate the man accused of killing a woman and her 10 year old son, in Linton Park, St Ann, last night
Parents are being encouraged to send their children out to school. The new academic year begins next Monday. Prime
Hear The Children’s Cry Renews Calls For Statistics On The Apprehension And Prosecution Of Child Killers
by Donique Weston August 28th, 2018
Local advocacy group Hear the Children’s cry is renewing its call for the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) to release statistics, about