Chairman of the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB), John Lynch is calling for the country’s business community to play a greater role in helping the government to fight crime.
A security guard remains in hospital in critical condition this afternoon after he was shot and wounded on the Mona campus of the University of the West Indies.
The Jamaica Labour Party candidate for the Dry Harbour division, Geoffery Waugh, today retained his seat following a magisterial recount in the Brown’s Town Resident magistrate court.
Six players from daCosta Cup champions Garvey Maceo have been included in a 22-member all daCosta Cup football squad to face the visiting Trinidad and Tobago’s All Schools team tomorrow afternoon.
The Minister of Industry and Commerce, Karl Samuda, said Jamaica will benefit from the new Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA), which has been signed with the European Union.
Jamaica’s Reggae Boyz will square off with Trinidad and Tobago’s Soca Warrior in a huge regional friendly international fixture at the National Stadium on March 26.
Opposition spokesman on National Security, Dr. Peter Phillips said the new police commissioner assumed the position at a very challenging time in the history of the constabulary force.
The Court of Appeal today ruled that the police breached the Legal Professional Privileges when they searched the law offices of attorney at law Ernie Smith and Hugh Thompson.
The lawyers representing the Opposition Leader today met to decide their next course of action in the controversy surrounding the dissolution of Public Service Commission (PSC).
Newly sworn in Mayor of Portmore, Keith Hinds said he will be intensifying his efforts to gain more benefits from toll operators for Portmore residents.
The Government has reportedly begun to take steps to appoint a new Public Services Commission, just one day after dismissing all the members of that body.
