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No letting up - Church looks to turn up anti-abortion pressure on Cuthbert-Flynn
Local church leaders, buoyed by offers of assistance from pro-life groups in the United States (US), are seeking to convince Jamaican lawmaker Juliet Cuthbert-Flynn to withdraw a controversial motion that seeks to legalise abortions. With Dr Alveda...
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Missing kids found 100 miles from home
A St Catherine family is now relieved after two missing children were found more than 130 miles away from their home. The children, a 10-year-old girl and her 12-year-old brother, were last seen at their home in Guys Hill, St Catherine, about 7 a...
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Two charged for stealing water from NWC
Two persons were recently charged in Manchester for stealing water from the National Water...
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Youth Activism Is Alive and Well – If Given the Chance
Our Jamaican youth often get a “bad rap.” Many Jamaicans believe they are lazy and self-centered. Millennials, in particular (slightly older) are seen as shallow and obsessed with material things. Jamaican adults often put young people down; between the ages of twelve and twenty-five, say, they are not entitled to express an opinion or have a seat […]
Clean Kingston Harbour?
Why the question mark? Because I wonder if a clean Kingston Harbour is possible. An exclamation mark might be more optimistic. Let’s order people to get together and make it happen! However, the topic of the GraceKennedy Foundation Lecture on April 3 was devoid of punctuation. It also had a subtitle: Pipe Dream or Pot […]
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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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