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News at Noon in Brief (02/03/2012) Search continues for teenager who drowned The search is on for the second teen that is believed to have drowned More »Detective sergeant charged A lead investigator in a case of multiple murders before the home circuit court More »Restorative justice to help clear court backlog Persons within the justice ministry are optimistic that aspects of restorative justice will assist More »Government will safeguard country’s interest The Portia Simpson-led administration is pledging it will be strengthening its relationships with countries More »Minister weighs in on controversial issue The education minister is weighing in on a controversial issue among education experts: that's More »Portmore councillors upset Jamaica Labour Party councillors from the Portmore municipal council have vowed to step up More » |
NewsWatch News in Brief (02/02/2012) Brave face from Danville Walker as the DPP rules that he be charged Former director of customs Danville Walker is contemplating just how he will deal with More »To ticket or not to ticket? Motorists cry foul and a senior policeman comes to their defense The issuing of traffic tickets by the police in a section of the corporate More »Enrollment issues continue to plague ASTEP programme; ministry says students have gone missing from the system. Five months after the start of the education ministry's remedial Alternative Secondary Education Programme- More »Talks underway for appointment of new ambassador to United States Principal of the Norman Manley law school and former deputy solicitor general professor Stephen More »Prime Minister contradicts reports of appointment of UDC chairman Meanwhile, Prime Minister Portia Simpson-Miller says no decision has been made regarding the appointment More »Mixed reactions from JLP supporters in Clarendon to Mike Henry's exit from party activities JLP supporters in central Clarendon are expressing mixed reactions to the decision taken by More »Business man uses own resources to provide convenience for Trelawny residents A businessman is hoping to create political history in south Trelwany and at the More »Auto dealers appeal for continuity in car duty policy While the Cabinet is on retreat poring over the economic road ahead, there's another More »Psychiatrist calls for greater emphasis of community treatment of mentally ill. As concerns mount about the ability of the country's only mental health facility to More » | 
