Parliamentary Secretary Marlon Morgan has mounted a vigorous defence of the Andrew Holness-led Jamaica Labour Party Government’s stewardship of the economy over the past decade, challenging the opposition to debate fiscal resilience rather than what he characterizes as narrative manipulation.
JLP Senator Morgan Touts Economic Gains, Challenges Opposition on Fiscal Management Read More »
Jamaica has welcomed its first group of 22 third-country nationals under a newly operationalized US migration agreement, with the International Organisation for Migration overseeing their care and repatriation.
Jamaica Receives First Group of 22 Migrants Under US Agreement Read More »
Frenchmen Weekend brought together Jamaica’s style-conscious crowd for a three-event celebration culminating in Foreplay at Pearly Beach in Ocho Rios on October 18.
Frenchmen Weekend Wraps in Style at Pearly Beach Read More »
A traffic crash on Kingston’s Molynes Road has knocked out power to multiple communities, prompting the Jamaica Public Service to mobilize repair crews to the affected area.
Motor Vehicle Crash Leaves Molynes Road in Darkness Read More »
A new global assessment from the International Union for Conservation of Nature warns that nearly all of the world’s shallow-water coral reefs face an extremely high risk of collapse by 2075, with 96 percent of reef systems now classified as critically endangered.
Barbados has strengthened port surveillance following an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Suriname, though authorities say existing import controls and the lack of direct poultry trade between the nations provide substantial protection.
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G3 Goldfields, the exploration team behind two major Guyana gold discoveries worth US$2.4 billion combined, is now negotiating for additional mining claims in the Oko-Aremu district as it pursues its next major gold discovery.
Opposition Senator Alan Bernard has urged Jamaica’s soon-to-be-established Jamaica Consumer and Competition Authority to examine banking fees, arguing that while individual charges appear modest, they accumulate into real hardship for pensioners and low-income workers struggling with the cost of living.
Opposition Senator Pushes JCCA to Tackle Jamaica’s Banking Fee Problem Read More »
The United States has called on European allies to immediately tap their strategic diesel reserves to help ease soaring global fuel prices, with the Trump administration specifically targeting France and Germany for action.
US Pressures European Allies to Release Diesel Reserves as Fuel Costs Spike Read More »
The president-elect of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association was hospitalized Thursday after a two-vehicle crash in Trelawny left her with multiple injuries.
JTA President-Elect Injured in Two-Vehicle Collision on Trelawny Highway Read More »
