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When classes ended last Friday, there were 1,101 students enrolled at the Frankfield Primary and Infant School in northwest Clarendon.

Finding a five-year-old boy with his throat slashed would leave any community in Jamaica shocked, despite the numbness caused by the rampaging crime monster which has left more than 560 people dead across the island since the start of the year...

The police in Canada are reporting that they have broken the back of a major illegal drugs syndicate with links to the infamous Shower Posse out of Jamaica.According to the Canadian police, the Shower Posse, which emerged in the 1980s, has entrenched...

The Bruce Golding administration and the Media Association Jamaica Ltd (MAJ) appear to be on a collision course over planned changes to the airing of government broadcasts on radio and television. However, the MAJ has indicated that it is willing to hold...

The nation's public-school teachers have vowed to continue their strike action today after a meeting between the Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) and officials from the Ministry of Labour and Social Security ended...

Hoping this email reaches and you are able to respond as I know you have a lot of emails.
We, my husband and I, along with our two children, have been filed for by his brother who is a citizen of the US. I have emailed the National Visa Center ...

A five-year-old boy who was found with his throat slashed at home in Clarendon yesterday was one of at least nine persons murdered on the weekend as violence continued unabated.

WASHINGTON (AP): More than 40 over-the-counter infants' and children's liquid medications are being recalled in Jamaica and 11 other countries because they do not meet quality standards.McNeil Consumer Healthcare issued the recall for children's versions...

'The Right to Know' is the theme of this year's World Press Freedom Day (WPFD). In the Caribbean, WPFD will be commemorated with the two-day annual Caribbean Media Conference. This will be held today and tomorrow in Trinidad and Tobago. ...

A policeman who was dismissed from the force for disciplinary charges, which included using threatening words and refusing to pay a lawful debt of $4,000 to the operator of a betting shop, has lost his bid in the Court...

President of the National Parent-Teacher Association of Jamaica (NPTAJ), Miranda Sutherland, has advised parents to keep their children at home in the wake of Education Minister Andrew Holness' warning that safety could not...

The Scouts Association of Jamaica (SAJ) is on a mission to reclaim its prominence in society by wooing new persons to join its ranks and boost leadership....