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'Mi haffi come out fi look something fi eat' | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

'Mi haffi come out fi look something fi eat' | Lead Stories

Thirteen-year-old *Sanjay Green sat on top of a water bucket under the bridge at Three Miles, Kingston, with his squeegee and a bottle filled with soapy water in hand. Periodically, his tiny frame joins the throng of older windshield wipers who...

The good, the bad and the brutish - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

The good, the bad and the brutish - Jamaica Observer

There were two contrasting scenes last Thursday: Old Harbour Primary School children smiling as they took their seats in their new ICT laboratory and Esher Primary School children receiving grief ...

CPFSA spends more than $40m yearly to educate wards of the state - Vimarsana News

CPFSA spends more than $40m yearly to educate wards of the state

Each year, the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) spends more than $40 million for tuition payments, educational grants and school supplies for children in State care. The money benef...

Scotty's Little Soldiers supports bereaved military children - Vimarsana News

Scotty's Little Soldiers supports bereaved military children

As part of our drive to support local charities, this week we are highlighting the incredible support provided by Norfolk-based Scotty's Little…

Women in their 30s 'caught trafficking three girls under 16' - Vimarsana News

Women in their 30s 'caught trafficking three girls under 16'

Police seeking to clamp down on players in the deadly child trafficking scheme, which continues to leave families across the island devastated, say they have apprehended two women who they believe are facilitators in the underground ring. Police s