News
July 10, 2026
by Bryan Miller
Cops say they have neutralised Hanover’s gangs
WESTERN BUREAU:
With murders in Hanover maintaining a steady downward trajectory over the past two years, the police are now claiming that they have now neutralised the four gangs that were…
July 10, 2026
by Olivia Brown
Farmers to benefit from year-round training at Denbigh showground
The Government plans to transform the Denbigh Agricultural Showground in Clarendon into a year-round training and activity centre, expanding its role beyond the annual Denbigh Agricultural…
July 10, 2026
Each One Reach One Foundation awards 50 scholarships
Grateful parents and ambitious students gathered last Saturday as the Each One Reach One Foundation awarded 50 scholarships to students transitioning from primary to secondary school and from high…
July 10, 2026
Student-athletes invited to apply for Pocket Rocket Foundation Scholarship
Student-athletes from high schools across Jamaica are invited to apply for the Pocket Rocket Foundation’s 2026-2027 Scholarship Programme.
Interested students must complete the online application…
July 10, 2026
by Gareth Davis Sr
Nonsuch Primary graduates encouraged to chase dreams
Information officer at the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Garwin Davis, urged graduating students of Nonsuch Primary School in Portland to embrace responsibility and build meaningful relationships…
July 11, 2026
Holland High students support elderly with donation of essential items
Student Key Club members at Holland High School in Trelawny are making a meaningful difference in the lives of elderly residents at Casa De Amor Nursing Home in Greenwood, St James, through the…
July 10, 2026
Policeman dies after crash on highway in Clarendon, JCF in mourning
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is mourning the death of a policeman who died after sustaining injuries in a crash on the Bustamante Highway in Clarendon this morning.
July 10, 2026
Public health officials concerned about illegal dumping in northern Trelawny
Public health officials are raising concerns about the emergence of illegal dump sites across northern Trelawny, warning that the growing problem poses a threat to public health.