Jamaica

Source: Jamaica Gleaner Jamaican Kasike (chief) Kalaan Nibonrix Kaiman (Robert Pairman). A GROUP of people who have identified themselves as Jamaican Taínos are calling on the Government to legitimise their status as indigenous people amid concerns that plans that began in 2022 to do so have stalled. Robert Pairman, Kasike/

Source: Jamaica Observer ST JAMES, Jamaica - The proprietor of an auto-import company, who was accused of accepting $1.7 million from another individual for the acquisition of a vehicle that was never delivered, has now made full restitution payment. Thirty-two-year-old Fitzroy Rowe of Grove Mount, Manchester was charged with

Source: Jamaica Observer MONTEGO BAY, St James -- Minister of Local Government and Community Development, Desmond McKenzie is urging councillors to do what they can to change the negative perception that some individuals have of the local government machinery. "The elections, a couple weeks ago, gave an indication of

Source: Jamaica Observer MONTEGO BAY, St James -- Mayor of Montego Bay Richard Vernon has announced a new initiative, called MoBay STEP Up, aimed at ridding the city streets of waste in all its forms. Starting with a clean-up of illegal dump sites this Sunday, it will also include a

Source: Jamaica Gleaner Former Kingston Mayor Delroy Williams (right) greeting his successor, Andrew Swaby. Former Kingston Mayor Delroy Williams has labelled plans by the new chairman of the Finance Committee of the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) Dennis Gordon to request an audit into the operations of the

Source: Caribbean News Global KINGSTON, Jamaica - Law enforcement agencies from across the Caribbean have completed a highly successful Maritime Border Integrity Course, culminating in enhanced capabilities and strengthened partnerships in the fight against maritime crime. Twenty-one 21 officers, including 18 law enforcement officers from the Jamaica Constabulary Force SWAT