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New City Review - Holness orders study on Bernard Lodge buildout; backs housing in Kingston, MoBay, Mandeville
Public outcry about costs of the proposed Bernard Lodge city in St Catherine, as well as travel concerns and potential environmental fallout related to urban sprawl beyond the margins of Kingston, has caused Prime Minister Andrew Holness to order a...
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Woman sees again after eight years of blindness
For eight years, 64-year-old Joycelyn Irons from Greenwood in St James was legally blind because she had cataract in both her eyes. Irons told THE STAR that she had completely lost sight in her left eye and could barely see out her right eye. “I...
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No need for people vaccinated against measles before 1990 to fear contracting the disease - Health Ministry
The Ministry of Health has said there is no need for Jamaicans vaccinated against measles...
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Finding Their Voices for Climate Change
It’s quite challenging. When we are talking about climate change, we need to “break it down.” We must find ways (not one way, several ways) to explain it. We need to demonstrate what is happening here and now, and what may happen in the near future. And we need to point to solutions. Gloom and doom […]
On the Anniversary of a Genocide: What Is Your Idea of Hell?
In Bob Marley’s reflective song “Time Will Tell,” there are the lines: Time alone – oh, time will tell: Think you’re in heaven, but you’re living in hell. Marley was referring to the people he called “baldheads” – those politicians and businessmen (“big men”), whom he considered greedy, corrupt and self-satisfied in their mansions on […]
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JSIS pleased government investigating security guard wage compliance
JSIS pleased government investigating security guard wage compliance
Kingston, Jamaica; After almost four months of waiting, the Jamaica Society for Industrial Security (JSIS) is pleased that the government has started an investigation into the minimum wage compliance issue in the country’s private security sector.
The society received an audience with the Parliament's Public Administration and Appropriations Committee (PAAC) at Gordon House on Wednesday, April 17, 2019, where it made its case to the committee and heard first-hand the preliminary findings of the Ministry of Labour.
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