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DONIQUE ANDERSON, a 26-year-old Jamaican policewoman who travelled to the United States in hopes of getting a liver transplant to save her life, is preparing to return to Jamaica amidst dwindling hope that she will get the much-needed transplant...

The National Works Agency (NWA) has commenced a comprehensive drain cleaning programme across multiple communities in Clarendon. It says the initiative, which is being undertaken at a cost of more than $27 million, is aimed at improving the ability...

THE Government of Jamaica is investing billions of dollars in improving the country's road network, to ensure safe and efficient travel for all citizens, and create a platform for increased growth...

St Catherine and Clarendon set to receive the most funds for the rehabilitation of roads under the government’s Shared Prosperity through Accelerated Improvement to our Road Network (SPARK) programme. The $40-billion road improvement project is...

CLARENDON, Jamaica – The shooting of a man, after he allegedly attacked a businessman he accused of being a homosexual, has been upgraded to a homicide investigation following his death over the weeke...

CLARENDON, Jamaica – The May Pen Primary School community is mourning the death of a seven-year-old female student who succumbed to a head injury earlier this week. The second-grader of Four Paths in ...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - The Government has constructed six fit-for-purpose police stations as part of efforts to improve the working conditions of police officers. The new police stations are Shady Grove,...

CLARENDON, Jamaica— The Clarendon police have released the names of five individuals who they say are wanted for serious crimes within the division. They are: 1. Romaine Murray otherwise called 'John...

The East Bays Non-commercial Voice

THE Government has allocated an initial sum of $50 million to immediately begin trucking water to sections of the island worst affected by the present drought. Minister with responsibility for wa...