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Lawyers representing attorney-at-law Harold Brady are seeking to have the case brought against him for breaching the Commissions of Enquiry Act thrown out. Brady figured highly in the hiring of US lobby firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips on behalf...

WHAT waS believed to be the head of 19-year-old Joeith Lynch, the Lauriston teenager who suffered the same fate as her 40-year-old mother at the hands of bloodthirsty gunmen carrying machetes, was fished yesterday...

The attorneys representing Patrick Powell, the businessman charged with the murder of 17-year-old Khajeel Mais, yesterday expressed disgust at what they claim was the discourtesy shown to them by the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP)....

The Cabinet has given the green light for an American firm which wants to establish a presence in Jamaica, providing cost-effective energy solutions.

Work under way to neutralise the deadly solution now leaking from a tank at the AUSJAM gold mining facility in Crawle, Clarendon, is expected to be completed by weekend.

The police have opted to forego an identification parade for 50-year-old businessman Patrick Powell, who was yesterday charged with the murder of 17-year-old Kingston College student Khajeel Mais.

The JamaicaN Bar Association (JBA) will tomorrow host its annual banquet. Each year the members of the association recognise and honour persons from the judiciary and from the legal fraternity who have served in their profession with distinction and excellence...

The policeman who was reported to be the mastermind behind the theft of guns and ammunition from the police armoury was found guilty yesterday of illegal possession of 18 firearms and more than 9,000 rounds ...

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) was yesterday presented with 21 new patrol vehicles, courtesy of Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL), during a handover ceremony at the Police Commissioner's Office on Old Hope Road, St Andrew.According to Karl Angell,...

Jamaica's traditional sweetener is being married off to other products on the market, bringing back somewhat sour memories of the days of scarcity in the 1970s when just about every edible thing, and some that were...

Independent Member of Parliament (MP) Sharon Hay-Webster yesterday voted with Government members to secure the extension of a piece of legislation which gives the police power to arrest suspected criminals without...

South West St Catherine Member of Parliament Everald Warmington yesterday accused House Leader Andrew Holness of carrying out instructions aimed at muzzling him."I am sick of this!" Warmington said, as his anger meter skyrocketed in the House of...