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05 Jun, 2026 0

Not business as usual, McKenzie warns builders

As Jamaica moves into the reconstruction phase following the destruction caused by Hurricane Melissa last October, the Minister of Local Government and Community Development, Desmond McKenzie, has…
05 Jun, 2026 0

Wheatley: Full Data Protection Act enforcement soon

Five years after the Data Protection Act was passed, its enforcement provisions have yet to be fully activated. However, Dr Andrew Wheatley, minister without portfolio with responsibility for science,…
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05 Jun, 2026 0

Attorney concedes flight risk concerns, withdraws bail bid in cocaine case

A bid by alleged drug trafficker Clive Davis to secure bail was yesterday withdrawn in the Supreme Court after his attorney said she was unable to satisfactorily address concerns raised about him…
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05 Jun, 2026 0

Wheatley announces The House of Innovation - Jamaica’s National STI Strategic Plan 2026–2035

Minister without Portfolio with responsibility for Science, Technology and Special Projects, Andrew Wheatley, has announced the establishment of the House of Innovation, which is the governing…
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05 Jun, 2026 0

Three Jamaicans charged in major US drug case

Three Jamaicans are among 19 persons who have been arrested and charged in a major United States drug trafficking investigation targeting two alleged multi-state drug trafficking organisations.
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05 Jun, 2026 0

Oversight controversies hurting investor confidence, says Bunting

Opposition Spokesperson on Productivity, Efficiency and Competitiveness, Peter Bunting, has signalled that a decline in the net foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows as a per cent of gross domestic…
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05 Jun, 2026 0

New Portmore constituency could shift political balance, says deputy mayor 

Deputy Mayor of Portmore Alric Campbell says any additional constituency created in Portmore as a result of the pending electoral boundary adjustments could significantly shift the balance of…
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05 Jun, 2026 0

PM says unspent relief money will deliver ‘visible, lasting’ benefits

Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has dismissed public angst over the unspent $1.4-billion hurricane relief donation, asserting that the funds will be better spent on long-term aid.  Holness, who was…
05 Jun, 2026 0

Holness wants insurers to fast-track Hurricane Melissa claims

Western Bureau: Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has called on private insurance companies to speed up the settlement of claims linked to Hurricane Melissa, warning that delays are stalling…