JTA president calls for national campaign against violence following death of Irwin High student

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

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INDECOM probing fatal shooting of three men in separate incidents in St. Catherine

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

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24-hour curfew imposed in sections of St. Catherine

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

CPFSA providing support to family of 15-year-old stabbed to death by a schoolmate in St. James

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

NEPA to meet with environmental stakeholders regarding effluent spill in Rio Cobre

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

Police seize over $250 million worth of counterfeit goods in Ocho Rios, St. Ann

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

PNP calls for the development of a social media protocol that will regulate how Government Ministers use social media platforms

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

Security Minister Dr. Horace Chang says about 1500 more CCTV cameras are needed to provide comprehensive coverage of critical areas in the country

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

St Catherine South Police increase presence in Portmore and Old Harbour following two murders at the weekend

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More

Consumers urged to brace for increased prices for some crops due to drought

President of the Jamaica Teachers Association Leighton Johnson is calling for a national campaign against violence.

His comment follows the fatal stabbing of a student of Irwin High in St James on Thursday.

15-year-old Raniel Plummer was stabbed to death by a school mate when classes were dismissed.

The alleged attacker is in custody.

Responding to the incident, Mr Johnson said stakeholders and citizens must join hands in spreading the message of peace.

He explained that the media would play an integral role in this campaign.

Mr Johnson said the campaign should be held throughout the year.

Read More