NAJ offers support to Cuban nursing fraternity following murder of colleague yesterday
by Patrice Walters May 30th, 2019
The Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) says it is alarmed at the violent murder of a Cuban nursing colleague in Clarendon yesterday
PEP exam at Ramble Primary postponed after Grade 4 teacher is chopped by husband
by Patrice Walters May 30th, 2019
The sitting of the primary exit profile grade 4 performance task examinations, at the Ramble Primary School in Manchester, was
Man chops his infant son to death, wounds child’s mother, then jumps into sink hole
by Patrice Walters May 30th, 2019
An eight month old baby was chopped to death and his mother is being treated for chop wounds following a domestic dispute in Manchester
Health and Wellness Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton, said significant advances have been made with the National Health Information
46 Establishments that allegedly breached plastic bag ban served compliance orders
by Patrice Walters May 24th, 2019
Minister with responsibility for the Environment, Daryl Vaz says action has been taken against entities for breaching the ban on some
With heavy rains causing several roadways in the Corporate Area to become inundated, impeding traffic flow, the police are out
The Met Service is predicting that the country could get about 25 millimetres of rainfall this weekend, into next Monday, due to
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the celebration of Labour Day is symbolic of Jamaica’s independence. He notes that through