Daily Archives: September 28, 2021
PM UNDERSCORES INPORTANCE OF RESILIENT LABOUR MARKET
As the world charts a new course towards economic recovery, due to COVID-19, Prime Minister Andrew Holness has stressed the importance of laying the...
CLINIC HOURS EXTENDED FOR HIV PATIENTS
The Ministry of Health and Wellness will be resuming its extended clinic hours for the treatment of persons with HIV as well as to...
TONY AWARDS RATINGS HIT NEW LOW
The US TV audience for the Tony Awards hit a new low despite a star-studded cast promoting Broadway's return.
CBS said 2.6 million people tuned...
LIONEL MESSI SCORES HIS FIRST PSG GOAL AGAINST MAN CITY
Lionel Messi scored his first Paris St-Germain goal in stunning fashion as they beat Manchester City in an enthralling Champions League group game.
Messi, making...
WEATHER UPDATE – SEPTEMBER 28
There is a Trough across Jamaica.
The Trough is expected to remain across Jamaica over the next couple days.
Tonight should become fair, while tomorrow morning should be partly...
Amendments Coming To Deal With Prohibited Items In Prisons
Cabinet has approved the drafting instructions for legislative amendments to various sections of the Corrections Act, 1985 and the Correctional Institutional (Adult Correctional Centre)...
HIGH DRUG LEVELS FOUND IN RIVERS RUNNING THROUGH GLASTONBURY SITE
Environmentally damaging levels of drugs have been found in the river running through the Glastonbury Festival site.
Scientists have warned there are "dangerous" levels of...
UDC START WORK TO BUILD PARK IN PORTMORE
The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) will be building on the work started by the Portmore City Municipality to construct a park in the community.
UDC...
SLB’S JUMP START SCHOLARSHIP EXTENDED UNTIL OCTOBER 11
Students now have until October 11 to apply for the Students’ Loan Bureau (SLB) Jump Start Scholarship.
SLB Executive Director, Nickeisha Walsh says the entity...
MOH LOOKING TO MOVE AWAY FROM PAPER-BASED VACCINATION CARDS TO DIGITIZED...
Health and Wellness Minister, Dr Christopher Tufton says the Ministry is looking to move away from paper-based vaccination cards to a digitized system.
He says...