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Body of 10-y-o Hanover schoolgirl found after mom reports her missing
News
02 February 2023

Body of 10-y-o Hanover schoolgirl found after mom reports her missing

The Hanover police have launched a probe into the murder of a 10-year-old schoolgirl whose body was found in bushes, hours after her mother reported her missing to the police on Wednesday.

Read more: Body of 10-y-o Hanover schoolgirl found after mom reports her missing

Tags: rape, jamaica, murder, Hanover
SSL claims ex-employee visited Usain Bolt's office for help
News
02 February 2023

SSL claims ex-employee visited Usain Bolt's office for help

The board and management of scandal-hit brokerage firm Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL) are denying a claim that they sought to dispose of assets amid an investigation into a multimillion-dollar fraud of accounts, including one held by eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt. 

Read more: SSL claims ex-employee visited Usain Bolt's office for help

Tags: Fraud, Usain Bolt, SSL, Jean Ann Panton
Tomorrow is D-Day - What will it mean for you?
News
31 January 2023

Tomorrow is D-Day - What will it mean for you?

Are you worried about tomorrow? What will the imposition of the new road traffic act mean for you?

Read more: Tomorrow is D-Day - What will it mean for you?

Tags: Taxi Drivers, Road Traffic Act
SSL told to cease taking new business as far back as 2013
News
31 January 2023

SSL told to cease taking new business as far back as 2013

Copies of letters sent by the Financial Services Commission to Stocks and Securities Limited in 2013 instructing the company to cease its securities business following special audits done by the Commission are now in circulation

Read more: SSL told to cease taking new business as far back as 2013

More body cameras to help police in traffic management
News
31 January 2023

More body cameras to help police in traffic management

The procurement of 600 body cameras over the next two months is expected to bolster the police force’s evidence-gathering capacity and help challenge dubious claims of innocence from motorists ticketed for traffic violations.

Read more: More body cameras to help police in traffic management

Tags: Police, Body Cameras
  1. Private sector bodies pleased with January reduction in murders
  2. Driver of garbage truck that killed Clan Carthy schoolboy sentenced to one year and seven months
  3. Gone with the wind - Bolt's money merely passed through SSL
  4. Clarke labelled derelict by Opposition over handling of FSC report
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