The Office of the Contractor General is recommending a strengthening of due diligence systems to prevent the influence of the political directorate on the administrative arm of government.
The driver implicated in Sunday’s death of a four year old girl on Manning’s Hill Road in St. Andrew is to appear in the Half Way Tree criminal court today.
Former People’s National Party politician Dr. Jephtha Ford is to return to the Gun Court on June 2, to face charges of assault, illegal possession of a firearm, and ammunition.
Members of the Internal Audit Unit of the University of Technology (UTECH), who were sent on leave last week, have resumed their duties at the University.
Spanish Ambassador to Jamaica, Jesus Silva has announced a group of Spanish investors are to undertake a major project in health tourism later this year, in Jamaica.
The Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) will not be participating in the third Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for public sector workers, currently being negotiated.
The Supreme Court could make a determination in the election petition hearing involving Member of Parliament (MP) for Western Portland, Daryl Vaz today.
Parliament is being asked to remove the power of the police to seize the vehicles belonging to route taxi operators who do not have the required road licence.
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) is supporting measures announced by the Education Ministry to address the growing problem of violence in schools.
The state owned oil refinery Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (Petrojam) announced increased prices for some of its petroleum products effective today.
Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) candidate Barrington, Gray and MP for eastern Hanover, Dr D.K. Duncan are to return to court today to settle a dispute over the service of an election petition.
Commissioner of Police, Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin is encouraging police to be more vigilant in their effort to prevent illegal guns from entering the island.
Prime Minister Bruce Golding has hinted that the post mortem results for the five men who were killed in Tivoli Gardens earlier this month will be shocking.
Prime Minister, Bruce Golding announced plans to develop the eastern section of the island during a Real Estate Symposium at the Knutsford Court Hotel in Kingston today.
The government and the union representing workers at the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC), have signed a proposal to make the positions of 340 workers redundant.
