(Jamaica Gleaner) The Wisynco Group has made more than 100 workers redundant in the last few weeks and has opted out of the food packaging business as the Government remains firm in its decision to place a ban on all Styrofoam products come January 1, 2020.
WASHINGTON, (Reuters) – Republican Senator John Kennedy, a frequent defender of President Donald Trump, said yesterday there were no real rules for how the U.S.
MADRID, (Reuters) – Mexico should stay out of Bolivian domestic affairs after the collapse last month of former leader Evo Morales’s Socialist government, Bolivia’s acting foreign minister Karen Longaric was quoted saying in an interview published yesterday.
LIMA, (Reuters) – Peru´s government on Friday night announced measures to strengthen penalties for companies found responsible for workplace accidents, days after two McDonald´s franchisee workers died in one of its restaurants.
Three Trinidadian showbusiness figures and a film director with Trinidad roots have been recognised by Britain’s Queen Elizabeth in her 2020 New Year’s Honours List.
(Jamaica Observer) DAVINEE Smith, like most Jamaican children, enjoyed his Christmas meal on Wednesday, played with toys, and posed for photos with family members and friends – making use of the time off from school.
(Jamaica Gleaner) For 35 days between October and earlier this month, Clayon Elliot made the 149-kilometre trek from his home in York Town, Clarendon, to the Grandiosa Hotel, in Montego Bay, St James to attend classes in event production.
(Jamaica Observer) Investigators probing the kidnapping of baby boy Nyear Frank in October say, while there are no leads as to the whereabouts of the child, who is now three months old, they are actively trying to find him and those responsible for his disappearance.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Emancipated! That’s how Samantha McKenzie felt as she bared her soul and body to the night sky over New Kingston’s Emancipation Park in the last minutes of Christmas on Wednesday, disrobing herself at the foot of the iconic Redemption Song monument.
(Trinidad Guardian) A miracle. That’s the only way to describe what occurred on Boxing Day at the San Fernando General Hospital (SFGH) when a 75-year-old man came back from the dead.
(Jamaica Observer) The US$452-million port modernisation project is moving towards completion in Kingston, and it is already remaking Jamaica’s major port.
(Trinidad Express) Men pretending to be police officers stormed the home of Joseph Persad at Borde Narve Village near Princes Town shortly before midnight.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Investors can buy telecommunications company Digicel bonds at roughly 30 per cent cheaper than in January this year as downgrades put pressure on prices.
(Jamaica Star) In the early hours of Christmas Eve, a Best Dressed Chicken truck carrying hundreds of chickens ready to be prepared for holiday dinners was stolen.