Scores of protesters gathered outside the Supreme Court in Downtown Kingston to await the outcome of the hearing of several lawsuits involving failed investment entity, Cash Plus.
The Constant Spring police are investigating the circumstances, which led to the stabbing death of a man on Constant Spring Road in Kingston 8 last night.
The St. Ann Parish Council said it is still awaiting a response from the Office of the Prime Minister to its request for $130 million in grant funds to repair roads and drains damaged during the April 17 flood rain.
The Agriculture Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton announced that there would be no foreign produce on display at the 56th staging of the Denbigh Agricultural Show in Clarendon, this year.
The unions representing workers at the Jamaica Urban Transit Company, JUTC will be meeting with the management of the bus company to continue discussions on a proposed redundancy exercise.
Mayor of Port Antonio, Floyd Patterson, said it would cost the Portland Parish Council approximately $10.5 million to carry out major drain cleaning work in the parish.
Dr. Carolyn Gomes from the pressure group Jamaicans for Justice announced a second batch of 100 police trainees are to participate in a human rights training programme.
Members of the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament (PAC) reprimanded the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) for its negligence in allowing storage fees for three vehicles to accumulate to $700,000.
Opposition spokesman on National Security, Dr. Peter Phillips is scheduled to make his contribution to the 2008/2009 Sectoral Debate in parliament this afternoon.
For the first time in almost a year opposition leader Portia Simpson Miller is leading Prime Minister, Bruce Golding in favourability rating, according to the latest Gleaner commissioned poll.
The police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a man whose decomposing body was retrieved from the sea in Portmore St. Catherine yesterday.
The Broadcasting Commission announced it has begun investigating the circumstances, which led to some Flow customers being without their regular cable service since last Friday.
Unions representing workers at the national airline, Air Jamaica, are expected to meet with the management of the airline today to continue wage negotiations.
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) said it has spent millions of dollars to upgrade its facilities in preparation for any disasters that might occur this Hurricane Season.
