Leading West Indies cricketers such as Chris Gayle and Shivnarine Chanderpaul must play in a Guyana tournament next month to qualify for future national selection.
US drugmaker Pfizer has agreed to pay US$2.3 billion in the largest healthcare fraud settlement in the history of the United States Department of Justice.
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Transport and Works Dr. Alwyn Hayles today failed to shed light on why money from the Port Authority of Jamaica\'s Pension Fund was used to purchase a house for Transport Minister Mike Henry.
The Jamaica Anti-Doping Appeals Tribunal has upheld the decision of the Jamaica Anti-Doping Disciplinary Panel to clear sprinter Sheri-Ann Brooks of doping violations.
President of the Guyana Cricket Board, Chetram Singh says West Indies cricketers who went on strike last month in a dispute over pay and contracts must play in an annual limited-overs tournament in Guyana to qualify selection for future series.
World Number Three Rafael Nadal was in fine form on his return to Grand Slam action, as he swept past Richard Gasquet today to reach the US Open second round.
European Commission Head of Delegation, Ambassador Marco Mazzochi-Alemani has described financial assistance to Jamaica from the European Union as \'money well spent\', according to a report by the Jamaica Information Service.
Councilwoman Daisy Black along with some concerned village neighbors have partnered with a Jamaica-based nonprofit organization to help needy school children living in the northeastern part of the Caribbean island, which has been ravaged by storms
The Spanish-Jamaican Foundation, which was created as a non-profit organization of goodwill, intend to deepen the friendship between the people of Spain and Jamaica, has undergone restructuring in its management position.
Former Bahamas chief justice, Sir Burton Hall was among three new permanent judges sworn in today before the United Nations war crimes tribunal that was set up to try people accused of committing the worst offences during the Balkan conflicts of the 1990s
Data Call Technologies, Inc. announced today that the company has once again increased its footprint by delivering digital signage products and services to Kingston, Jamaica.