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Chief Justice says greatest risk to Jamaica’s judiciary is inactivity of Ministry of Justice in relation to its needs

Chief Justice says greatest risk to Jamaica’s judiciary is inactivity of Ministry of Justice in relation to its needs

Chief Justice Bryan Sykes says the greatest risk to Jamaica's judiciary is the inactivity of the Ministry of Justice in relation to its needs."The declaration from the Chief Justice came as he, again, publicly bemoaned the conditions of the courts in western Jamaica following the passage of Hurricane

Former PNP MP charged with incest granted $300,000 bail with one to two sureties

Former PNP MP charged with incest granted $300,000 bail with one to two sureties

The Former MP who allegedly committed the act against his teen daughter on January 23, 2026, appeared before the Westmoreland Parish Court yesterday.

As part of his bail conditions, he is required to report to the police every Saturday and is prohibited from making any contact with the complainant or

Opposition calls for immediate independent probe into baby Ramontay Rakai Ranger’s death

Opposition calls for immediate independent probe into baby Ramontay Rakai Ranger’s death

Spokesperson on Health, Dr. Alfred Dawes argues that the death of the baby is not an isolated incident but an inevitable consequence of sustained institutional failure under the Holness Administration.

WRHA says mother of baby who died on Good Friday treated in accordance with medical protocols for high-risk pregnancies

WRHA says mother of baby who died on Good Friday treated in accordance with medical protocols for high-risk pregnancies

This amidst public concern over whether or not the Hospital was negligent in Ramontay's case.

The baby's 33-year-old mother Shandale Ballentine, has detailed her ordeal at the St. James-based Hospital in social media posts, saying she has several questions to be answered.

JTA challenges Education Ministry over shelteree misconduct at schools

JTA challenges Education Ministry over shelteree misconduct at schools

The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) has challenged the Education Ministry’s position that it was not aware of alleged inappropriate behaviour by some shelterees housed at schools.

Earlier this week, JTA President Mark Malabver raised concerns that persons displaced by Hurricane Melissa last year

Shelterees still being accommodated at schools to be relocated by May 8

Shelterees still being accommodated at schools to be relocated by May 8

The Local Government Ministry says shelterees still housed at schools will be placed in viable accommodations by May 8.

As at today, April 9, only 8 schools are operating as shelters, housing 81 shelterees.

Health Minister highlights challenges filling posts previously held by Cuban healthcare workers at CRH

Health Minister highlights challenges filling posts previously held by Cuban healthcare workers at CRH

There are challenges filling posts previously held by Cuban healthcare workers at the Cornwall Regional Hospital in St. James.

This was disclosed by Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton at a press conference hosted by the Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA) today.

Bomb threat disrupts operations at Spanish Town Hospital

Bomb threat disrupts operations at Spanish Town Hospital

A bomb threat at the Spanish Town Hospital has disrupted operations at the facility, prompting a swift emergency response.

The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) said the management team at the facility is working closely with the authorities to maintain a secure environment.

Bounce-out Kite Fiesta promoter blames scammers for Dancing Rebel’s absence at event

Bounce-out Kite Fiesta promoter blames scammers for Dancing Rebel’s absence at event

Party promoter Gregory McFarlane is urging fellow event organizers to be vigilant when booking artistes and other talent.

FIFA opens case against Mount Pleasant FC

FIFA opens case against Mount Pleasant FC

Caribbean Cup champions Mount Pleasant is once again under the microscope of football's World governing body FIFA.

Chief Justice says greatest risk to Jamaica’s judiciary is inactivity of Ministry of Justice in relation to its needs

Friday, April 10, 2026 Shanice Gibbs News No comments

Chief Justice Bryan Sykes says the greatest risk to Jamaica's judiciary is the inactivity of the Ministry of Justice in relation to its needs."The declaration from the Chief Justice came as he, again, publicly bemoaned the conditions of the courts in western Jamaica following the passage of Hurricane Melissa last October.

Former PNP MP charged with incest granted $300,000 bail with one to two sureties

Friday, April 10, 2026 Myesha Broadie News No comments

The Former MP who allegedly committed the act against his teen daughter on January 23, 2026, appeared before the Westmoreland Parish Court yesterday. As part of his bail conditions, he is required to report to the police every Saturday and is prohibited from making any contact with the complainant or any crown witness.

FIFA opens case against Mount Pleasant FC

Thursday, April 09, 2026 Robert Williams sports No comments

Caribbean Cup champions Mount Pleasant is once again under the microscope of football's World governing body FIFA.

2026 Wanda Diamond League set for tentative start on June 19 in Qatar

Wednesday, April 08, 2026 Dwight Fraser sports No comments

The 2026 Wanda Diamond League will not get underway as schedule on May 8 in Doha Qatar.

Bounce-out Kite Fiesta promoter blames scammers for Dancing Rebel’s absence at event

Thursday, April 09, 2026 Viviene Stewart Entertainment No comments

Party promoter Gregory McFarlane is urging fellow event organizers to be vigilant when booking artistes and other talent.

Mojo Morgan’s Spirit School Tour heads to JC next week

Wednesday, April 08, 2026 Viviene Stewart Entertainment No comments

Grammy award-winning reggae artist mojo morgan of morgan heritage continues to use his platform to uplift and educate, with his latest venture being a school tour named after his latest single, Spirit.