Alicia Dunkley-willis

JUSTICE Minister Delroy Chuck is ruing the fact that over the 11 years which he has held that portfolio more courthouses have not been built across Jamaica.

JUSTICE Minister Delroy Chuck, who is insisting criminal cases must be disposed of “within a reasonable time” to avoid constitutional breaches, says

88% pass rate in maths pilot exam Sixteen months after announcing a pilot for its Caribbean Targeted Education Certificate (CTEC) in

Disparity in exam results by territories sparks CXC concern

Security manager for The University of the West Indies (The UWI) Mona, retired Assistant Commissioner of Police Marlon Nesbeth, is reporting “a

Attorneys say mandatory sentences remove incentive to enter guilty plea

Jamaican risk management expert points to Asian State as good example of disaster preparedness

Schools facing teacher shortages, says principals' group With the new academic year just days away numerous schools are scrambling to fill permanent and temporary teaching posts.

WITH an audit confirming that a number of the country's public health facilities need to be renovated, Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has

PSOJ climate chair urges businesses to strengthen resilience Warning that “Jamaica's drought is becoming an economic risk”, Nigel Davy, chair