The Health and Wellness Ministry is to undertake a review of the circumstances under which a mother and her two daughters, were
Grade six students who sat the Primary Exit Profile, PEP examinations earlier this year, will know their results in a week’s
Two policemen freed of murder of a Clarendon man more than 7 years ago
by Myesha Broadie June 11th, 2019
A jury today (June 11) freed two policemen of the murder of a Clarendon man more than 7 years ago. Anthony “Toby” Trought of Race
Peter Bunting says he felt called to make a challenge for the leadership of the PNP
by Myesha Broadie June 10th, 2019
Opposition Member of Parliament Peter Bunting says he felt called to make a challenge for the leadership of the People’s National
Police have charged a man in relation to the death of a 74-year-old woman who died from injuries she received when she was set ablaze
Jamaica continues to see a decrease in the number of murders recorded so far this year. As at June 8, there has been a 5.4 per cent
The retired cop who was pepper sprayed last week is to sue the state. Attorney-at-Law Bert Samuels says his law firm has been engaged
The government is broadening its efforts to ensure motorists with outstanding tickets make the payments. Transport Minister Robert