St. Catherine police are probing whether last night’s murder of a 56 year old man is linked to the killing of his two sons who were among the most wanted.
Three brothers were shot and injured in an incident, reported to be a domestic dispute, on Hill Avenue off Olympic Way in Kingston today.off Olympic Way in Kingston today.
Dutch Investigators probing the controversial Trafigura donation to the Peoples National Party (PNP) are expected to return to the island to question members of the party in February.
The Auditor General said the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) could face legal sanctions for not paying millions of dollars in statutory deductions.
The Jamaica Urban Transport Company (JUTC) is pondering whether to make the positions of 400 employees redundant, if the proposed voluntary redundancy does not work.
A Chinese delegation is expected in the island today to continue discussions with government regarding the rehabilitation of Jamaica’s railway services.
The police are still questioning a number of persons including two women who were taken into custody during an operation in Tivoli Gardens, West Kingston yesterday.
President of the Incorporated Masterbuilders Association of Jamaica, Michael Archer, said the increased price of cement has pushed the price of building materials to alarming levels.
A former employee of the Santa Cruz Branch of the RBTT Bank, who was accused of defrauding a bank customer of more than $2 million, was denied bail when he appeared in the Santa Cruz Resident Magistrate Court this morning.
Residents of the Westgreen Housing Scheme in Catherine Hall, St. James this morning staged a demonstration to protest against the poor condition of the roadway leading to the community.
Information Minister, Olivia Grange, established a special committee to examine the current arrangements for safekeeping materials in the archives of the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation (JBC).
