Jamaican Olympic sprint champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is the recipient of the 2023 Sportswoman of the Year award by Laureus World Sports. This is the first time the Jamaican female sprinter has won the…
Split views on razing of MoBay’s People’s Arcade
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Councillor Richard Vernon (Jamaica Labour Party, Montego Bay South Division) has come out strongly against a call from one of St James’ top lawmen to demolish the crime-plagued…
No increase in number of children with autism, but…
Patron of the Jamaica Autism Support Association Professor Maureen Samms-Vaughan says she is now diagnosing “many children” at the high school level with autism who had been under the radar because they had…
Shortage of mental health specialists being addressed, says Longmore
GOVERNMENT Senator Dr Saphire Longmore says the Andrew Holness Administration will be seeking to encourage more people to work in the area of mental health as there is a great deficit of these…
Why You Should Visit Irish Town in Jamaica’s Scenic Blue Mountains
Nestled in the heart of Jamaica’s Blue and John Crow Mountains, Irish Town is a small town with a rich history and breathtaking scenery. The town is named after the Irish immigrants who…
No one was sacked, says Sagicor Group Jamaica
The following is a statement from Sagicor Jamaica in response to a story on the company’s annual report published in our Sunday Finance magazine this week. Sagicor Group Jamaica (SGJ) completely rejects as…
Politicians express concerns over St James shootings
The St James police were kept busy on Monday as gunmen ran amok across the parish, triggering worry from representatives on both sides of the political divide. There were at least three shooting…
Transport sector seeking fare hike as Shaw makes sectoral presentation
Transport and Mining Minister Audley Shaw is scheduled to make his contribution to the sectoral debate in the House of Representatives today, but it is unclear if he will address a fare increase…
Boiling point
DRAPERS, Portland – It would not have been surprising to see a kitchen sink in all the debris strewn on the roads of several communities in eastern Portland on Monday morning as angry…
Stokes urges police to target crime syndicates
DEVELOPMENT economist Dr Chris Stokes is urging the authorities to target crime syndicates to prevent further attacks on cash couriers. Addressing a meeting of the Rotary Club of Trafalgar New Heights last Thursday,…