(Jamaica Gleaner) The government is still trying to come to terms with yesterday’s Consti-tutional Court ruling, which struck down the National Identification and Registration Act that establishes the controversial National Identification and Data System (NIDS).
(Jamaica Gleaner) Jamaica is on the cusp of reaping the benefits of expanded relations with China after Thursday’s signing of a landmark memorandum of understanding set to be the launching pad of ramped-up investment and trade between the two nations.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Residents in a section of Mountain View, east Kingston are still in shock following an early morning attempted murder-suicide in which one man is dead and a woman is hospitalised.
(Jamaica Observer) “Daddy, don’t kill Mommy” was the earnest cry of a 12-year-old girl when her father chased her mother and shot her before killing himself on Waltham Park Road on Wednesday.
(Jamaica Observer) “DADDY, don’t kill Mommy” was the earnest cry of a 12-year-old girl when her father chased her mother and shot her before killing himself on Waltham Park Road yesterday.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Three prominent local ministers of religion who are marriage officers have made it clear that they have no intention of performing any such ceremony, should Jamaica head down the path the Cayman Islands seems headed.
(Jamaica Gleaner) A correctional officer this morning shot and killed his estranged wife, also a correctional officer, on Waltham Park Road in St Andrew as she headed to work.
(Jamaica Observer) SOME members of an Apostolic Church in St Catherine are up in arms after they were ordered by their pastor to sit in the back benches of the church.
(Jamaica Observer) The police have arrested a man accused of fraudulently collecting money to assist several people with acquiring United States visas.
(Jamaica Gleaner) It’s been a three-way battle for Captain Errol Stewart, the operator of the 18-year-old Caribbean Aviation Training Centre, since the November 10, 2016 crash of his flight-school plane.
(Jamaica Observer) Calabar High School is yet again facing questions of improper administration of discipline following the expulsion of a grade 11 student in February of this year.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Eighteen years ago, Shereen Hamilton said that she went into the labour room of the Mandeville Regional Hospital (MRH) expecting to have twins, but came out with only one baby boy and a message that her second child did not survive.
(Jamaica Observer) An ex-inmate who spent 21 years in prison for murder has come forward with the grappling story of having met an 11-year-old girl in a chat room while in prison, and secretly mentoring the child from his cellular phone.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Tension is brewing between a St Andrew church and an elderly couple living on a neighbouring property, which they both claim the deceased owner left to them, as a legal battle looms on the horizon.
(Jamaica Observer) Toast, the smash hit by singer Koffee, has entered the UK Official Singles Chart at number 84.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Even though more than 7,000 native or descended Jamaicans may be beneficiaries of a portion of the £200 million Windrush Compensation Scheme, the British high commissioner here has urged against focusing on monetising the trauma of the thousands of people who have suffered from the United Kingdom’s (UK) tough immigration laws.
(Jamaica Observer) Ann-Marie Vaz proved the pollsters right, but her victory in the Portland Eastern parliamentary by-election was closer than anyone projected.
(Jamaica Observer) Law enforcement authorities in the United States have captured a Jamaican man they say used a machete to kill his wife and daughter.
(Jamaica Observer) As Grange Hill High School tries to come to grips with the stabbing death of their beloved security guard, 44-year-old Clifton Lumley, school principal Errol Stewart has revealed that discussions are already in train for the school to honour his memory inlight of his sterling contribution to the institution.
(Jamaica Information Service) KINGSTON, Jamaica — The British Government has established a scheme to compensate members of the Windrush Generation who were unable to prove their right to live in the United Kingdom (UK).
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