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An internal disciplinary charge now hangs over the head of the enforcement inspector who first flagged breaches at a controversial housing development undertaken by a senior public officer and his wife. Rhyan Henry, the inspector employed to the...

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) enforcement inspector who was the first to flag breaches at a controversial housing development undertaken by a senior public officer and his wife is back at work. The inspector, Rhyan Henry,...

That Gordon House remains a challenging if not hostile environment for the physically disabled – as Lambert Brown recently found out – is not so much a case for a new parliament building as a statement of the priority Jamaica, including the State,...

The two-year window for public entities, private businesses and other institutions to retrofit their buildings to allow members of the disabled community to access their services or products more easily or face possible sanctions expires today....

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) appears to have backed away on its decision to slash 20 per cent from the salary of the enforcement inspector who first reported breaches detected at a housing development undertaken by a senior...

While reeling off what he described as achievements of the Holness-led Government, Senator Abka Fitz-Henley has rebutted as “wishful thinking” a claim by Opposition lawmaker, Lambert Brown, that the people of Jamaica have lost faith with the administration. Senator Brown made the claim recently during his contribution to the State of the Nation Debate and suggested that the government has failed to deliver for the people. Fitz-Henley closed the State...

Anthony Irons, a former permanent secretary and an architect of Jamaica’s industrial movement, has been praised as a fair-minded person who did much to contribute to the development and harmony of the industrial peace of Jamaica. Senator Lambert...

The industrial relations consultant representing National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) building inspector Rhyan Henry has charged that his client's interdiction and 20 per cent salary cut are oppressive and unlawful. The claim was...

Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) Senator, Lambert Brown, has asserted that the Jamaica Labour Party Government led by Prime Minister Andrew Holness has lost the confidence of the Jamaican people. Brown made the charge in the Senate on Friday where he chastised the government for its continued postponement of the long-delayed Local Government Elections that must be held no later than February 28. “A government who carries the electoral system...

Opposition Senator Lambert Brown has called on Jamaica to “more loudly” support South Africa in the African country’s landmark case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). South Africa has accused Israel of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, claiming it has breached the 1948 UN Genocide Convention, set up after World War II and the Holocaust. In making his contribution to the State of the Nation Debate in...