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The People’s National Party wants the Energy Minister, Clive Mullings to disclose the scope of the liability incurred by the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) in an unauthorised transaction undertaken by its former chairman.

The opposition Peoples National Party (PNP) has raised concerns over the disappearance of a patient from the Annotto Bay hospital in St Mary.

Urban planners and environmentalists say Government\'s planned development for the Caymanas Economic Zone might not be such a good idea.

The National Workers Union (NWU) is to meet with the management of the National Water Commission (NWC) today in an effort to settle protracted wage negotiations.

The government will be signing a contract today for Segment 1A of the North Coast Highway Improvement Project.

A fisherman of Top Hill Gardens, White House in Westmoreland was shot dead by unknown assailant/s in a yard near his house last night.

The management of Air Jamaica has outlined a three pronged plan to maintain the airline’s viability.

The development Bank of Jamaica, DBJ, is seeking to explain its role in the purchase of lands at ferry in St Catherine by the Urban Development Cooperation, UDC.

The long anticipated debate on the death penalty stalled in parliament yesterday.

The commissioner of police, Rear Admiral Hardly Lewin, says the police have recorded a reduction in criminal activities involving gang members.

The police high command has remained tight-lipped on the new contract, which has been offered to deputy commissioner in charge of crime, Mark Shields.

The three men charged in connection with the murder of assistant commissioner of police Gilbert Kameka are due back in court today.