Two men were killed by the Portland police during a blazing shoot out this morning, after the lawmen allegedly came under heavy gunfire from persons travelling in a car.
The police have launched a probe into a New Kingston-based school, which closed without notice yesterday leaving several students and teachers stranded.
Superclub’s boss John Issa is accusing the former PNP and the current JLP administrations of hoarding over $750 million which should have been used to enhance the country’s tourism product.
A man, who was allegedly caught breaking into a shop at Treadways, Linstead St. Catherine was hacked to death by a mob in the community earlier this morning.
The Association of FINSAC’d Entrepreneurs has reiterated calls for the Government to put support measures in place to help those affected by the financial meltdown of the 1990’s.
Fire officials are yet to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed the Martha’s House Children’s Home in central Kingston, about 8 o’ clock last night.
Former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga, is advocating for the entrenchment of the Charter of Human Rights in the Constitution to better protect the civil liberty of Jamaicans.
The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) is reporting that consumers have been benefiting from its publication of the prices of food items sold by retailers.
Political historian Troy Caine is suggesting that the candidates for the JLP and the PNP will have to achieve a significant number of votes in the March 23 by-election to maintain their parties’ ratings.
