News

Several of the country’s merchants are attributing the low level of consumer support for the holiday period to the increase in food and commodity prices

Motorists should expect to pay more for gasolene and diesel on Thursday.

The Bureau of Special Investigations (BSI) is now probing the circumstances under which members of a police team killed a man

The University and Allied Workers Union, UAWU says it’s still awaiting the payment of outstanding sums to some employees

The transport minister, Mike Henry is warning that taxi and bus operators could lose their licenses if they illegally increase their fares.

The police say they will be targeting offenders of the Road Traffic Act over the holiday season to prevent possible motor vehicle crashes.

Contractor General, Greg Christie said his office has not been informed of plans to increase the threshold for the award of government contracts by the National Contracts Commission.

General Secretary of the People\'s National Party (PNP), Donald Buchanan, has described yesterday’s decision by Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) councillors in St. Ann to nominate one of their members for mayor as a disgraceful act.

The Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) is expected to disclose its plan for collecting $40 million owed by the National Water Commission (NWC) for unpaid regulatory fees, today.

The management of Air Jamaica has reportedly promised to carry out an audit before any restructuring is done at the national airline.

This afternoon the new police commissioner is expected to outline his plans for the Jamaica Constabulary Force.

Blue Cross of Jamaica has broken its silence on the controversial re-tendering of the contract for the health insurance scheme for public sector workers.