A Trinidadian bank is set to acquire three quarters of the 40 percent shares in Jamaica Money Market Brokers (JMMB) that was held by the collapsed CLICO INVESTMENT BANK.
Political Ombudsman, Bishop Herro Blair dismissed a complaint by the Jamaica Labour Party against the Peoples National Party’s candidate for West Portland, Kenneth Rowe.
A woman died in a fire, which destroyed her two-bedroom house at Ferron Close, Portsmouth in St. Catherine yesterday. The fire is believed to be the work of arsonists.
The body Zephaniah Campbell a 77 year old farmer of Bell Pond district, Clarendon was found hanging by a length of rope from a tree in his community yesterday.
The Court of Appeal is on Friday expected to provide its written judgement which upheld a Supreme Court ruling for a by-election in the West Portland constituency.
Telecommunications company, LIME is warning members of the public about at least three customer scams that have been brought to its attention within the last week.
Human rights lobby group Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ) is intensifying calls for urgent measures to clear the backlog at the Spanish Town Coroner’s Court.
At least one taxi association is welcoming the Transport Authority’s decision to review the laws governing audio equipment in public passenger vehicles.
The Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) has scheduled a series of public consultations to get the views of citizens on a proposed light bill increase.
The country’s legislators did not hold their weekly parliamentary sitting today, despite a raft of bills and private members motions to be debated ahead of March 31, when the lower house prorogues.
