Effective Saturday, September 25, both Sunday and Saturday churches are allowed to have 20 people including clergy and support personnel for face-to-face service. While Sunday remains a no movement day, worshippers are allowed to attend church, but with a gazetted...
The arrival of the Carnival Cruise ship to Jamaica’s shores on a day that was declared a no movement day for the majority of citizens by the Government, has raised a litany of questions, not only about the protocols in place to accommodate the guests on the Carnival...
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