Constable Bryan’s autopsy inconclusive
But the pathologist was able to conclude that Bryan had died on December 25, 2019, two days before she was discovered at her home.
The…
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NIC's new solar powered pump station to cut energy cost by $3 million
The station, which serves the Braco irrigation district, is the first pump facility operated by the NIC to…
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Jamaican gov't considering performance pay for ministers
The Prime Minister made the disclosure while addressing the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation…
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GeoTechVision to claim for loss and damages in tablet termination dispute with e-Learning Jamaica
The court today upheld judgment in favour of e-Learning Jamaica, refusing to grant the order sought by GeoTechVision for the appointment of…
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Jamaica’s youngest junior mayor makes waves
The 2019/2020 Junior Mayor of Portmore, Malique Robinson-Porter, showed no sign of nervousness. There were giggles from other Junior Mayors…
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Jamaican mother issues dengue warning after her baby contracted the disease
The St. James resident told JIS News that it was in late September of last year that her then six-month-old son, Jonathan, was diagnosed with…
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Fritz Pinnock’s daughter, Abigail, defends him in emotional YouTube clip
However, Pinnock’s daughter Abigail, seemingly has had enough of what’s being said about her father via the media.
In a…
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$29m in scholarships for 83 children of police officers
The 83 students, who commenced tertiary studies this academic year, along with 63 returning students were each awarded $200,000 in bursaries…
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Owners of dogs that attack persons to face harsher penalties
This follows Cabinet’s approval for a proposed reform to the Dogs (Liability of Injuries By) Act, by repealing and replacing it with a…
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Female developer spearheads construction of affordable housing solutions
She was able to achieve this with the assistance of the Jamaica Mortgage Bank (JMB), an agency of the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job…
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PHOTOS: High tide
It’s not uncommon for tide to rise in these parts of southwest St Catherine, but when it does folks are usually caught flatfooted as…
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Old Harbour record first murder of 2020
Screams of anguish echoed across the night’s sky following the death of 49-year-old Annmarie Stewart, who was gunned down inside her…
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Mandatory road code test for learner’s licence applicant
“Persons wishing to obtain a learner’s licence will now first have to visit any of the Island Traffic Authority (ITA) Examination…
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Thieves plague Old Harbour businesswoman, losses estimated at $2 million
Throughout the last quarter of 2019, Alberga disclosed her businesses have been burglarized on several occasions, with losses estimated at…
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Prisoners receive scholarships to pursue associate degrees online
The new students will pursue the Associate of Science Degree in Business Administration online, at the St. Catherine Adult Correctional…
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Israeli technology agro projects for Innswood, Bernard Lodge commencing soon
“Within a matter of months, this transformation will begin. In fact, in the Bernard Lodge and Innswood areas of St. Catherine, we are…
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