Fix receipt system – JC warns that farmers are being penalised OPPOSITION SPOKESMAN on agriculture J.C. Hutchinson wants the current system for the issuing of receipts by farmers to purchasers to be tweaked allowing for invoices to be submitted as well.
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Rastas victimised … again? Coral Gardens celebrations become a nightmare as ‘cops’ demand payment Fifty years after the State used police officers to brutalise members of the Rastafarian faith in Coral Gardens, St James, the cops are being accused of more terrorism at an event to commemorate the 1963 atrocity. Click here to read →
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Young and loveless – Teenage prostitute pushing for a fresh start This is the second in a series of stories for Child Month, focusing on some of Jamaica’s most vulnerable adolescents and young people. All names have been changed for confidentiality.
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Well done, Edith Dalton-James – School saves Government $2.7 million in building programme Education Minister Ronald Thwaites has heaped high praise on the principal, staff and students at Edith Dalton-James High School in St Andrew for saving Government more than $2 million.
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CAUGHT – Criminals buy bank accounts from unsuspecting customers What seemed like an easy way to make $15,000 for a Corporate Area man has mushroomed into a nightmare that could end with him and several others locked behind bars.
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Learning Lorry rolls into Shortwood Practising School for Children’s Day Now, if only school was like this every day.
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J’can drug dealer gets 20 years for murder in US BALTIMORE (CMC):The United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency says a Jamaica-born member of a marijuana-trafficking organisation has been jailed for murder in aid of racketeering.
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