Africa news round up 22-28 Jan
Ghana A former national service person, Deborah Seyram Adablah, has dragged Ernest Nimako, a former manager at the First Atlantic Bank in Ghana, to court…
St. Ann crash hotspots closely watched by the police
The St Ann Police will increase its monitoring of several crash hotspots in the parish, to reduce road fatalities. Addressing the monthly meeting of the…
Children’s Advocate report sent to the police
The report from the Office of the Children’s Advocate (OCA) on the questionable relationship between the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) and Embracing…
Lock down again!!
The threat of the reemergence of COVID-19 in Trinidad Tobago is a very concerning issue. Despite the relatively low number of cases compared to other…
The two Jamaicas
It was a serene feeling, traveling back to Jamaica to be at a resort ten days before Christmas as a guest at a destination 50th…
Chicken feed shortage
Jamaica is currently experiencing a shortage of chicken feed, causing concern among poultry farmers and potential price increases for consumers. According to the Ministry of…
Parental leave becomes more inclusive
Jamaica is now among the countries that have introduced paid leave for fathers and adoptive parents. Fathers and adoptive parents will be entitled to 20…
Feeding the homeless and most vulnerable in St. Ann
Scores of homeless people and some of St Ann’s most vulnerable residents were treated to hot meals on Monday 2 January by correctional officer and…
Eight parishes under state of emergency
According to a news release, states of public emergency (SOE) have been declared in St Ann, Clarendon, St Catherine, Kingston, St Andrew, St James, Westmoreland,…
Tourists visiting in numbers despite negative travel advisories
Despite the numerous travel advisories issued by different countries including, America and Canada warning visitors to be cautious when traveling to Jamaica, there has been…