Myesha Broadie is a journalist based in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, and writes for Grove Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (IRIE FM). With a focus on local news, Myesha covers a wide range of topics including crime, infrastructure development, healthcare, and social issues. Her reporting aims to provide accurate and timely information to the community and shed light on important local stories.
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Myesha's articles primarily cover breaking news and government announcements, with a strong focus on crime, government, law enforcement, and healthcare in the local area of Jamaica, particularly Ocho Rios. If you have information or insights related to ongoing investigations or evolving stories concerning crime or government activities in this region, it would likely be of interest to her.
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By: Myesha Broadie
Two earthquakes were felt in sections of St. Andrew, just hours apart.
By: Myesha Broadie
The 14-year-old female student accused of the fatal stabbing of a teen boy in Kingston yesterday is in custody at the South Camp Juvenile Remand Centre.
By: Myesha Broadie
Jamaica’s economy saw a 2.8% decline for the third quarter of this year, compared to the same period last year.
By: Myesha Broadie
The Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA, says it has taken a four-year-old boy into its care, following a house fire off Mountain View Avenue, Kingston on Saturday, which claimed the life of a 1 year old.
By: Myesha Broadie
The Labour Ministry says it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the tourism sector.
By: Myesha Broadie
The Labour Ministry says it is developing a strategic approach to address the concerns being reported by workers in the tourism sector. This follows a series of protests by workers of at least 4 hotels recently. The workers were demanding better wages and working conditions.
By: Myesha Broadie
Voting is progressing smoothly in the four by-elections in the constituencies of Trelawny Southern and St. Andrew North Western, as well as the divisions of Aenon Town in Clarendon and Morant Bay in St. Thomas.
By: Myesha Broadie
Observer group, Citizens Action for Free and Fair Elections, (CAFFE) said despite few minor incidents, observers reported that voting in the four by-elections today, went smoothly.
By: Myesha Broadie
Observer group, Citizens Action for Free and Fair Elections, (CAFFE) said despite few minor incidents, observers reported that voting in the four by-elections today, went smoothly. CAFFE's, Deputy Chairman Anton Thompson said reports of incidents including voter intimidation were received from observers in the Aenon Town Division.
By: Myesha Broadie
The latest strike by employees of the Grand Bahia Principe Resort in Runaway Bay, St. Ann is underway outside the hotel’s gates.
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