The lawyers representing Cash Plus boss, Carlos Hill, his brother Bertram and another person linked to the company are trying to get bail for their clients.
The heavy rainfall, which has been affecting several parts of the island since yesterday, has resulted in flooding and landslides in some sections of St. Ann.
A 33 year old man is to appear before the Resident Magistrates court in St. Ann’s Bay today to answer to charges of illegal possession of firearm and ammunition.
The Constant Spring police said the councillor caretaker who was being sought in connection with the discovery of more than 1,600 light bulbs agreed to make himself available for questioning today.
Members of the Automobile Dealers Association are to meet with representatives of the finance ministry today to discuss the proposed restructuring of the import duty on motor vehicles.
The Energy Minister, Clive Mullings said yesterday’s discovery of more than 1000 lightbulbs could help in determining the exact shortfall in the Cuban light bulb project.
The Constant Spring police are seeking a councillor caretaker in connection with the discovery of more than 1,000 Cuban light bulbs at a premises in stony Hill, St. Andrew yesterday.
Charges are yet to be laid against Chief Executive Officer of Cash Plus Limited, Carlos Hill, his brother, Bertram and Chief Financial Officer, Peter Wilson.
Information Minister Olivia Grange said the sanctions governing media entities which breach the Broadcasting and Radio Re-Diffusion Act or the Television and Sound Regulations are to be reviewed.
The preliminary report into Thursday night’s escape of three prisoners from the Horizon Remand Centre has been submitted to the National Security Ministry.
The Electoral Commission of Jamaica (ECJ) said it would wait until all possible appeals in the Daryl Vaz citizenship case are heard before deciding on the future of Director of Elections, Danville Walker.
