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The father of a Jewish baby whose birth certificate was returned defaced from the Home Office has demanded that all civil servants are vetted again.

Today, when the freedom of thousands of Indian citizens is curtailed and they are imprisoned without conviction, the sanctity of our hard-fought freedom movement is eroded

The $22 million fraud uncovered at the St Ann's Bay National Commercial Bank (NCB) branch in January has increased by $6.6 million. The fraud amount rose after detectives found that US$44,000 was also swindled from another customer's...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – The Joint Select Committee reviewing the Cybercrimes Act is recommending harsher penalties for offences against a child. “The Committee supports the recommendation that there shoul...

The Joint Select Committee reviewing the Cybercrimes Act is recommending harsher penalties for offences against a child. “The committee supports the recommendation that there should be harsher penalties in relation to offences against...

The Joint Select Committee reviewing the Cybercrimes Act is recommending harsher penalties for offences against a child. “The Committee supports the recommendation that there should be harsher penalties in relation to offences against...

Ian Hayles, the People's National Party (PNP) vice-president at the centre of the latest quarrel rocking the Opposition party, has been dogged by controversy ever since his fairly low-key entry in...

ATTORNEYS WANT MORE DETAIL ON HOW MOTTLEY’S SUGGESTIONS FOR ADDRESSING REGIONAL CRIME WILL WORK By Emmanuel Joseph A prominent local defense attorney has labelled as myopic and lacking in specifics, a number of suggestions made this week by Prime Minister Mia Mottley on how to arrest growing crime and violence in the region. Criminal lawyer and former president of the Democratic Labour Party

Jean Ann Panton, the former wealth advisor of Stocks and Securities Limites (SSL) who was slapped with multiple fraud charges recently in relation to the theft of billions of dollars from the invest...

Kingston, Jamaica – The former employee of the investment firm, Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), Jean-Ann Panton, has been remanded in custody until February 24 after she appeared in the Supreme Court on Friday on several charges arising from the alleged multi-million dollar fraud at the company whose clients included eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt. The Financial Investigations Division (FID), which confirmed that Bolt had been defrauded of US$12.7-million, said that …