Donique Weston is a journalist based in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. With a focus on local news, Donique covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, education, and community issues. As a freelancer for Grove Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Donique strives to provide accurate and timely information to the people of Jamaica.
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Donique's focus is on local news, particularly crime and government-related topics in Jamaica. She often covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime rates, political developments, protests, social housing initiatives and road safety.
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Linemen who will support electricity restoration work across Jamaica have begun to arrive on the island.
Operations at the Sangster International Airport, in Montego-Bay St. James, were disrupted today following a security breach.
Additional linemen from the region are expected to arrive in Jamaica today and tomorrow to support electricity restoration work across the island.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding has lamented the need to make Jamaica’s electricity system more resilient.
A British national who was allegedly caught with 3 and a half pounds of cocaine at the Sangster International Airport last Tuesday was fined $1.2 million for breaches of the Dangerous Drugs Act.
Opposition Leader Mark Golding is again calling on the government to ramp up its support to citizens impacted by Hurricane Beryl.
Government has postponed the implementation of toll fees on the May Pen to Williamsfield leg of Highway 2000, in an effort to grant a reprieve to motorists in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.
Jamaica is seeking investors to expand its acreage in several orchard crops that are in high demand overseas.
By: Patrice Walters
The North East Regional Health Authority, NERHA is to meet with the union representing staff at the medical records department of the St. Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital, in St Ann, tomorrow.
By: Patrice Walters
The island’s public nurses have called on Finance Minister Dr. Nigel Clarke to contact them by tomorrow, to discuss outstanding issues relating to the compensation review.
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