Gleaner Columnist Martin Henry said the government may have to consider putting measures in place to accommodate the new governor general Dr. Patrick Allen based on his religious affiliation.
The police are appealing for the authorities to correct a problem with the traffic lights at the intersection of Beechwood Avenue and Lyndhurst Road in St Andrew.
The transport ministry says it is still awaiting a report from a team set up to evaluate how much money the National Transport Cooperative Society (NTCS) owes the Jamaica Urban transit Company (JUTC).
Rameish Simpson, the man who was taken to hospital by Member of Parliament for west St Thomas James Robertson following a shooting, is due back in court today.
On day four of the Ambassador Peter King murder trial, a prosecution witness today testified that on the night of June 19, 2006 he saw Sheldon Pusey at King’s house.
A messenger employed to the Advertising and Credit Department of The Gleaner Company has been admitted to the Kingston Public Hospital in critical condition following a motor vehicle crash this morning.
Transport Minister Mike Henry is slated to today receive his fourth and final report into the December 19 traffic accident, which left 14 people dead in the Rio Grande Valley in Portland.
Minister of State in the Ministry of Mining and Telecommunications, Laurence Broderick, is predicting that the bauxite sector will recover within the next three years.
Jamaica is increasing its push for the Blue and John Crow Mountain National Park to be included on the prestigious list of World Heritage Sites selected by UNESCO.
The National Workers Union (NWU), which represents several categories of workers at Air Jamaica, is again expressing concerns over the status of the divestment of the airline and the effect it will have on employees.
The Manchioneal police are still carrying out investigation on a 28-foot fibreglass fishing boat, which they believe is being used in the guns for drugs trade between Haiti and Jamaica.
The Gleaner Power 106 News understands that Marubeni, the parent company of Jamaica Public Service (JPS), is now in advanced negotiations with a Saudi Arabian firm to divest JPS.
