Prime Minister Andrew Holness wants orderly approach to revisioning of Kingston and other urban areas across the island
Prime Minister Andrew Holness wants orderly approach to revisioning of Kingston and other urban areas across the island
Prime Minister Andrew Holness said there should be an orderly approach to the revisioning of Kingston and other urban areas across the island.
Speaking at the Jamaica Mortgage Bank ribbon cutting ceremony in Kingston yesterday, Mr Holness said people are more interested in convenient, reliable infrastructure
Plea and case management hearing set for September 17, for 4 former employees implicated in multi-million dollar fraud case at Sagicor Bank
Plea and case management hearing set for September 17, for 4 former employees implicated in multi-million dollar fraud case at Sagicor Bank
A plea and case management hearing has been scheduled for September 17, regarding the four former employees implicated in the multi-million dollar fraud case at Sagicor Bank.
The women had their bails extended yesterday when they appeared in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court.
Tax Administration Jamaica says lease arrangement for two unoccupied properties, in accordance with Government procurement policy
Tax Administration Jamaica says lease arrangement for two unoccupied properties, in accordance with Government procurement policy
Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) says its lease arrangement for two unoccupied properties is in accordance with Government procurement policy.
This in response to a report from the Auditor General which indicated that the TAJ spent over $371 million on properties it leased but has not yet occupied,
Finance minister Dr Nigel Clarke rubbishes claims by Opposition that jobs being created by government are low wage jobs
Finance minister Dr Nigel Clarke rubbishes claims by Opposition that jobs being created by government are low wage jobs
Finance minister Dr. Nigel Clarke has rubbished claims from the Opposition that the jobs being created by the Andrew Holness led government are low wage jobs.
This, as the country's unemployment rate has fallen to 4 point 2 percent.
Jamaica will have to increase training programmes and consider importing labour amidst record low unemployment – Metry Seaga
Jamaica will have to increase training programmes and consider importing labour amidst record low unemployment – Metry Seaga
President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Metry Seaga says Jamaica will have to increase its training programmes and consider the importation of labour to fill jobs as the unemployment rate falls.
Thursday, March 28, 2024
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Two men were shot and killed in Race Course Clarendon.
The deceased are 28-year-old Tevin Ofield of Gimmi-me-bit and 24-year-old Brandon Thompson of Haylesfield both in Clarendon.
Thursday, March 28, 2024
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One man was reportedly shot and killed while four others were shot and wounded.
IRIE FM news understands that the incident occurred while an after-sports-day party was being held at the school.