More than 800 confirmed dengue fever cases in Jamaica
Jamaica has on record 3,147 suspected, presumed and confirmed dengue cases as of Wednesday, November 8, the Ministry of Health and Wellness is reporting.
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One person arrested as bomb threat probe intensifies
The senior lawman further stated that the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) continues to lead the multi-agency investigation into the stunning development, and is collaborating with its international counterparts.
Communal dairy milking parlour opened in Hillside, St Thomas
Small dairy farmers in Hillside, St Thomas and its environs can now milk their cows more efficiently and under improved hygienic conditions at a newly opened communal milking parlour.
SOE declared for parish of St James after schoolboys killed
A state of emergency (SOE) has been declared for the parish of St James following a flare-up of gang violence in the parish, which resulted in the killing of two primary school children two days ago.
Two students killed after gunmen shoot up taxi in Salt Spring
Three persons, including two students, were reportedly killed after the taxi they were travelling in was shot up by gunmen in the volatile Salt Spring community in St James this evening.
Downtown Kingston’s rapid revitalisation hinges on inclusive vision
Revitalising downtown Kingston can happen quickly, provided it begins with a well-crafted vision and city plan involving broad stakeholder participation. This advice comes from a Jamaican leading planning efforts for one of the US’s largest cities, Philadelphia.