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UN-AUTHORISED REMOVAL OF CASHCaribbean Airlines confirms that an undisclosed sum of money was unlawfully removed from the Piarco International Airport on Monday December 10, 2018 by a man purporting to be a G4S Security Officer. .....
| 2018-12-11 11:50:00
SHARON FEANNY LAUNCHES ‘LIVE FIT KITCHEN’ COOKBOOKOn Sunday, December 9, Sharon Feanny, the owner and founder of the Shakti Yoga House and health guru, launched her new cookbook, ‘Sharon Feanny’s Live Fit Kitchen’ at Strawberry Hill Hotel and Spa. .....
| 2018-12-11 11:44:00
TEF Donates Medical Equipment to UHWI’s Paediatric WardDr Carey Wallace, Executive Director of the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), formally hands over 6 infusion pumps used to administer medication intravenously, valued at $720,000, to Sister Marva Forbes.....
Ministry of Tourism | 2018-12-10 16:57:00
CPFSA extends deadline for Take a Child Home for Christmas initiativeThe application deadline for the CPFSA’s Take a Child Home for Christmas Programme has been extended to this Friday, December 14 at 3:00 p.m. An initiative of the Child Protection and Family Serv.....
Child Development Agency | 2018-12-10 16:56:00
UTech Receives UCJ Programmatic Accreditation for 4 More Courses of StudyThe University of Technology, Jamaica has been granted programmatic accreditation by The University Council of Jamaica (UCJ) for more of its academic programmes......
University of Technology | 2018-12-10 16:53:00
Fi Wi Own: Sights and Sounds of JamaicaA collaborative of Kingston based artists announced today a condensed series of art exhibits that will create an opportunity for attendees to enjoy visual arts, captivating sounds and local pillars of.....
| 2018-12-10 16:52:00
Former Colombian President to Be Keynote Speaker for Upcoming International Tourism ConferenceTourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett says that Álvaro Uribe, former President of Colombia, is the keynote speaker for the ‘Global Conference on Jobs and Inclusive Growth – Small and Medium Tourism E.....
Ministry of Tourism | 2018-12-10 16:46:00
Time to know and own #HealthRightsJaIt’s time for Jamaicans to know and own their health rights. This was one of the main messages coming out of a Civil Society Collaborative Forum (CSCF) working group meeting last week. The meeting saw.....
| 2018-12-10 16:44:00
“FREE UP THE BADGE” CAMPAIGN LAUNCHEDThe Lay Magistrates' Association of Jamaica (LMAJ) is now calling on its membership and all Justices of the Peace to re-double their efforts re-visitation of police lockups and detention centres acros.....
| 2018-12-05 11:01:00
University of London celebrates The UWIIt was a dazzling, memorable event in the Winston Churchill Room of the University of London’s William Goodenough College. Hosted last Wednesday, November 28, by Professor Peter Kopelman, Vice-Chancel.....
University of the West Indies | 2018-12-05 10:52:00
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Peabo Bryson & Regina Belle for Valentines 2019Red Rose for Gregory the annual valentine’s tribute concert, honouring the memory of the late Lovers Rock King Gregory Anthony Isaacs, will feature R&B Luminaries Peabo Bryson, Regina Belle and Jamaican Robert Minott out of North America for its third staging. The concert promises to be a stellar event for celebrants of love and romance. Slated for Sunday February 17, 2019, at the Liguanea Golf Academy New Kingston, patrons will be immersed in a classy setting complete with all the trimmings of the occasion which will include roses, chocolates, fine wines and great music.
“FREE UP THE BADGE” CAMPAIGN LAUNCHEDThe Lay Magistrates' Association of Jamaica (LMAJ) is now calling on its membership and all Justices of the Peace to re-double their efforts re-visitation of police lockups and detention centres across the island.. This has become necessary following reports of inhumane conditions at police lock ups and detention centres. The LMAJ has pointed to the severity of conditions which has led to the cosure of all police lockup and holding areas at stations in the parish of Hanover and the transfer of prisoners to the Barnett Street Police lockup in Montego Bay which is already overcrowded.
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