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THE JAMAICA Labour Party (JLP) reaffirmed its dominance in St James by retaining control of the municipal corporation, overcoming a sluggish start at polling stations on Monday. The Labourites walked away with 11 seats while the People’s National...

Bernard predicts landslide if MoBay NE voters turn out

A debt to HM Revenue and Customs was behind the winding-up application made against the Blues at the High Court in London this morning, which was dismissed.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - With the conclusion of Saturday’s second of two political debates, the Jamaica Debates Commission is expressing satisfaction with the execution of the series of debates ahead of the February 26 poll. In the last of the debates, the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP) representatives were Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie, Kingston’s Mayor and councillor candidate Delroy Williams along with St James Municipal Corporation candidate Richard Vernon. While the...

KINGSTON, Jamaica- The Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) is promising to set aside two per cent of the national budget for municipal corporations to use for road repairs and the provision of piped water, among other things, if it forms the next government. The promise was made Thursday night during the first of two televised debates between the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP), ahead of...

Last dance

KINGSTON, Jamaica— In a heated debate preceding the February 26 local government election, the Mayor of Port Maria, Richard Creary, representing the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), took aim at Natalie Neita-Garvey, the spokesperson on local government for the People's National Party (PNP). During the debate, Creary posed a rhetorical question, "Would you replace Desmond McKenzie [as Minister of Local Government] with Natalie Neita-Garvey?" He promptly answered, &quot...

Stockholm-based Life Inside, a SaaS company “re-imagining” video marketing, announced that it has secured £300K (approximately €350K) in a fresh round of

(JLP) will be rolling out a bunch of heavy hitters, while the (PNP) will be going for mainly new faces for two national debates Local Government Election.

The country’s two main political parties have indicated that they are finalising their respective teams for two political debates ahead of the February 26 local government elections. The Jamaica Debates Commission (JDC) says it will spend $24...