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Murders, major crimes up over last year
News
01 November 2022

Murders, major crimes up over last year

There have been significant increases in most major crimes in Jamaica this year, including murder and robberies. 

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Tags: jamaica, murder, crime
Protesters block Brazil roads for second day after Bolsonaro loss
News
01 November 2022

Protesters block Brazil roads for second day after Bolsonaro loss

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (AFP)— Truckers and other protesters on Tuesday blocked highways for second day in support of President Jair Bolsonaro, who has yet to accept his election loss to leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Read more: Protesters block Brazil roads for second day after Bolsonaro loss

Tags: Brazil, Protests, Jair Bolsonaro, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva
Jamaican-born multimillionaire Dr Trisha Bailey (centre) is out to support the husband and wife Members of Parliament Daryl and Ann-Marie Vaz at their recent fund-raiser.
News
01 November 2022

Portland to get developmental push

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a special push by the Government to develop the eastern Jamaica parish of Portland.

Read more: Portland to get developmental push

Tags: andrew holness, Dr Trisha Bailey, Portland, Daryl Vaz, Annmarie Vaz
Guns recovered under firearm amnesty to be tested
News
31 October 2022

Guns recovered under firearm amnesty to be tested

The government’s gun amnesty is set to take effect this Saturday, November 5, 2022.

Read more: Guns recovered under firearm amnesty to be tested

Tags: Dr Horace Chang, Gun Amnesty
PSOJ head Keith Duncan calls for tougher resolve in crime fight
News
31 October 2022

PSOJ head Keith Duncan calls for tougher resolve in crime fight

President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Keith Duncan has called for strong security measures to remove criminals, who he called 'terrorists', from the nation's streets.

Read more: PSOJ head Keith Duncan calls for tougher resolve in crime fight

Tags: jamaica, crime, Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, Keith Duncan
  1. Rohan Smith is LASCO/Jamaica Constabulary Force top cop
  2. School principal in St Catherine land scam granted $2m bail
  3. PNP calls for immediate resignation of Health Minister Tufton
  4. Teacher, students faint before and after devotion at St. James school
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