Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness yesterday morning directed Jamaica Customs to ensure the full rollout of scanners at the ...
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness on Thursday called for “a global war on gangs” while assuring that Jamaica will “take its own security in its own hands” and assume responsibility for stopping the ...
Declaring that Kingston will not pick a quarrel with Washington over its decision to deport criminal offenders and illegal ...
Neema Lugangira, a Member of Parliament (MP) in Tanzania, who is visiting Jamaica for the first time, was impressed with what ...
McKenzie had told the media briefing that houses delivered to registered poor under the Poor Relief Act remain the property ...
Andrew, dem a waste the money! Don’t sit by and let it happen. In a few shakes we’re going to be back at square one after ...
Lloyd B Smith has been involved full-time in Jamaican media for the past 49 years. He has also served as a Member of Parliament and Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives. He hails from ...
The Government is spending more than $15 billion, through its water agencies, to boost potable water systems across the island, says Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and ...
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Opposition Leader Mark Golding is challenging claims by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness that the economy is at its strongest ...
Speaking on Thursday at the National Security Council Seminar, he said global bodies must come together to tackle the negative impact of gangs on societies.
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