Councillor for the May Pen North Division, Tanyalee Williams has resigned from the Jamaica Labour Party, JLP. Williams' move follows her attempt on Thursday to cross the floor and the JLP's subsequent advisory that it had activated the process to expel her from the...
The Jamaica Labour Party, JLP, says it has activated processes to expel Councillor for the May Pen North Division, Tanyalee Williams, from the party. This, following attempts by Williams on Thursday to cross the floor in the Clarendon Muncipal Corporation. Williams...
Twice as many Jamaicans see the nation's anti-corruption body, the Integrity Commission as heavily politically influenced in comparison to those who believe it is independent. That's according to the latest Nationwide/Bluedot poll. The poll also found that along party...
Social and political commentator, Dr Nadeen Spence, believes any renewed push to transition Jamaica into a republic should be paused. Dr Spence was reacting to data from the latest Nationwide/Bluedot poll which found that 35 per cent of Jamaicans support the country...
The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, is seeking a person of interest who was captured on video being confronted over allegations of theft. The video that has been circulating on social media shows a man in a checkered shirt with plaited hair running while a...
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness says the government intends to review the lease arrangement under which the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority, NaRRA, has secured operational space at the Digicel building in downtown Kingston. The prime minister was...
Just over half of Jamaicans have rated the government's management of the Hurricane Melissa recovery effort as poor. That's according to the latest Nationwide/Bluedot poll, conducted islandwide between September 6 and 28, 2026. George Davis reports. Hurricane Melissa...
In response to the poll finding that support for the governing Jamaica Labour Party, JLP, has dropped sharply, political commentator, Helene Davis Whyte says the shift may have been influenced by sentiments about the administration's response to Hurricane Melissa. In...
Almost half of Jamaicans, 47 per cent, believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. That’s according to the latest Nationwide/Bluedot polls. Kimone Thompson has been going through the data. On September 3, 2026, the Holness administration celebrated the...
In response to the Nationwide/Bluedot poll finding that crime is no longer Jamaica's number one problem, Associate Professor of Political Science, Dr. Damion Blake, says security in the country is transforming. In the latest Nationwide/Bluedot poll, one in four...