Convicted One Don Klansman gangster, Ted Prince, who urinated in the courtroom during the trial, has been found guilty of contempt of the court. Prince, who appeared before Chief Justice Bryan Sykes at the Supreme Court Thursday morning, will be sentenced on April 14....
Cheap political theatrics! That's how the Member of Parliament for South West St. Andrew, Dr. Angela Brown-Burke, has described comments from Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke, referring to Opposition Leader, Mark Golding, as 'Massa Mark'. Dr. Brown Burke says the...
A Latvian citizen and a woman employed to the Norman Manley International Airport, who are accused of breaching the Dangerous Drugs Act, are to return to court on March 23 to have their bail application continued. The accused, 30-year old Rihards Upenieks, and...
The Hanover police say a 15-year-old schoolboy, who is facing seven counts of rape, is to be transferred to the Metcalfe Street Juvenile Centre in Kingston. The minor was apprehended while he was out on bail for a similar offence. Head of the Hanover Police Division,...
Acting Chief Executive Officer of the University Hospital at the West Indies, UHWI, Fitzgerald Mitchell, says the patient canteen at the facility was closed for renovation works. According to Mr. Mitchell, the facility should be re-opened before the end of the week....
Prime Minister Andrew Holness said his administration has done remarkably well to hold things together, even as many other economies floundered coming out of the worst of the pandemic. Despite the strong macroeconomic performance, the Prime Minister is acknowledging...
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Maureen Dwyer, says the Ministry is actively working to fill the position of Chief Executive Officer at the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA. The position became vacant following the controversial...
Psychiatrist Dr. Saphire Longmore says even if the firefighter who climbed atop of the Half Way Tree Transport Centre in St. Andrew yesterday, didn't intend to hurt himself, he could've slipped from simple fatigue and exhaustion. Dr. Longmore assisted to deescalate...
The Jamaica Fire Brigade sergeant who climbed to the highest point of the Half Way Tree Transport centre in St. Andrew Tuesday morning, says he has never been diagnosed with any mental illness, contrary to what people may think. Sergeant Leo Bennett, spent close to...
51% of Jamaicans say they no longer have confidence in the Integrity Commission’s ability to investigate allegations of impropriety by public officials. That’s according to the latest Nationwide/Bluedot polls, powered by Total Tools. The anti-corruption watchdog has...