News

Thieves broke into the York Town Primary School in Clarendon on the weekend stealing several items.

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association (JTA), Ena Barclay, said the issue of violence in schools would be a major priority for the association in 2008.

Vice president of the National Workers Union (NWU), Granville Valentine said he would be meeting with the management of Air Jamaica

Mr. Smith said he is encouraged by the success of the new joint police/military task force.

Agriculture Ministry has extended the closed season for Conch fishing until February 29.

Two persons were shot dead on Mountain Avenue in Kingston last night.

Minister of Health and Environment, Rudyard Spencer and State Minister with responsibility for Local Government, Robert Montague are expected to inspect the RIU hotel

Electoral Commission of Jamaica (EOC) advised that the expiration date on voter identification cards which expired on December 31, 2007 has been extended

A Clarendon man was shot dead in Hayes in the parish last night.

NSWMA boss denied that her distribution of gifts in the South East St. Andrew constituency presents a conflict of interest.

The Electoral Commission of Jamaica is to meet on January 16, 2008 to discuss the concerns about the eligibility of Danville Walker for the post of Director of Elections

The University of the West Indies, UWI, has announced that there will be increased security arrangements on its Mona campus as of this semester