The Jamaica Constabulary Force is reporting a 6.1% increase in murders compared to last year. As at Saturday, July 17, there
Manchester’s new Police Commander to place focus on crime-fighting strategies
by Shanice Gibbs July 20th, 2021
Newly installed Commander of the Manchester police division, Deputy Superintendent Lloyd Darby, says he is focused on implementing
NRSC resumes motorcycle training programme to reduce bike-related crashes and fatalities
by Shanice Gibbs July 20th, 2021
The National Road Safety Council has restarted its Motorcycle Training Programme, with the hope of reducing motorcycle-related crashes
85 more persons have tested positive for COVID-19, pushing the country’s case count to 51, 220. Of the new cases, 54 are
National Health Fund says supply of J&J vaccines to arrive on island last Friday, should arrive in a week or so
by Shanice Gibbs July 19th, 2021
Chairman of the National Health Fund, Howard Mitchell, says if all goes well, the shipment of Johnson & Johnson vaccines which was
Operations disrupted at mining site near Gibraltar, St. Ann as residents protest dust nuisance
by Shanice Gibbs July 19th, 2021
Residents of Gibraltar, St. Ann, have taken to the streets this morning (July 19), protesting issues arising from mining being
PNP Women’s Movement to launch four major initiatives, including scholarship programme this year
by Shanice Gibbs July 19th, 2021
New President of the People’s National Party Women’s Movement, Patricia Duncan-Sutherland, says the Association will be
Entertainment sector urged to follow COVID-19 protocols, to prevent spike that would impact re-opening of schools in September
by Shanice Gibbs July 19th, 2021
Members of the entertainment sector are being urged to follow the COVID-19 protocols, in a bid to prevent a spike that would prevent