News

The Supreme Court is expected today to begin a hearing into whether the Prime Minister acted lawfully when he dismissed the members of the Public Service Commission (PSC).

Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) is expected to have a public consultation meeting on the National Water Commission (NWC), tariff review application in Port Antonio today.

Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) is to receive two 43-foot interceptor patrol boats from the United States Southern Command today.

The Clarendon Police say they are intensifying their efforts to catch criminals following a number of murders since the start of the year.

Minister without portfolio in the Finance Ministry, Senator Don Wehby, is promising that under his tenure the current administration

Deputy Director of the Financial Services Commission (FSC), George Roper, said the regulatory body could take action against investment clubs

Police in Portland arrested a 39 year old taxi operator after he was allegedly caught having sexual relations with a minor.

Dutch Investigators who are currently in the island probing the controversial Trafigura donation of $31 million to the Peoples National Party (PNP)

Government will continue discussions with the Chinese government regarding the rehabilitation of Jamaica’s railway services, which was abandoned 15 years ago.

President of the National Workers’ Union (NWU), Danny Roberts, has written to Transport Minister, Mike Henry requesting an urgent meeting to discuss matters relating to the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC).

Two roads in Portland remain blocked following heavy rains yesterday.

Cabinet has supported the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in its drive to regulate unregistered financial schemes.