The technology and skills on display at the inaugural Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) expo have impressed and captivated a number of patrons, some of whom admitted that they had no clue the police…
Three men lured, killed in Mount Zion still not identified
MOUNT ZION, St James – Police investigators believe that the three unidentified men, whose bullet-riddled bodies were Saturday night discovered by residents in the middle of a road here, were lured to the…
Petrojam refutes claims of Russian oil imports
PETROJAM Limited on Sunday night refuted, unequivocally, claims that the company has purchased petroleum products originating from Russia, or from a Russian company, since the start of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. “While we can…
Jamaican-American CNO Ena Williams Featured in US Health Leader Magazine
Jamaican American Ena Williams, the senior vice president and chief nursing officer (CNO) at Yale New Haven Hospital (YNHH), was featured in an interview with Health Leaders Magazine in which she discussed encouraging…
St Thomas to screen 1,200 on May 17 – World Hypertension Day
MORANT BAY, St Thomas — Public health officials in this parish are gearing up to do more than 1,000 blood pressure tests on May 17, in observance of World Hypertension Day. Ahead of…
Christian media group taking campaign against ‘Jamaica’s moral decay’ to Montego Bay
IN a move to step up the pushback against what it says is the moral breakdown of the society, the Association of Christian Communicators and Media (ACCM) will head to Montego Bay, St…
Children of Arnett Gardens stand against bullying
TEENAGERS in Arnett Gardens, St Andrew, say they are being forced to defend themselves or portray tough demeanours to keep school bullies at bay. Eleven youngsters gave their views freely on the topic…
Cruel to children
THE fatal shooting of 17-year-old Shari Distin in Hopewell, Hanover, last week moved the number of children killed across the island since the start of this year to nine. This is more than…
UN boss on two-day visit to Jamaica
UNITED Nations Secretary General António Guterres arrived in the island Sunday for a two-day working visit. Guterres was scheduled to tour the Seville Great House in St Ann, Sunday afternoon, and hosted at…
Police federation expects better conditions at lock-ups
EGREGIOUS — that was the word used by the Jamaica Police Federation to describe the conditions of some police lock-ups across the country. The federation also noted that several facilities were brought to…