Natalie Campbell is a Co-CEO at BeluWater, a company dedicated to improving lives while having fun. She is also running to be the next Mayor of London. As a journalist, Natalie focuses on local news in Jamaica, specifically in Kingston, covering topics such as education, law enforcement, infrastructure, and community concerns.
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By: Natalie Campbell
Prime minister Andrew Holness says government is taking steps to help reduce cost of living, by diversifying energy sources, which will result in lower energy bills. Mr. Holness explains that a memorandum of understanding signed yesterday with two Canadian companies, is part of this effort, to reduce the country's reliance on fossil fuels.
By: Natalie Campbell
Advocacy group Freedom Imaginaries says it believes there will be a mass deportation of Haitians tonight.
By: Natalie Campbell
The opposition People’s National Party says the health sector is at a tipping point.
By: Natalie Campbell
Three thousand four hundred and seventy-six (3476) surgeries have been undertaken under the Jamaica Cuba Eye Care Programme since last year September.
By: Natalie Campbell
A section of Main Street Ocho Rios in St. Ann was flooded this morning, following early morning rains.
By: Natalie Campbell
By-elections are to be held for divisions in two municipal corporations next month.
By: Natalie Campbell
The Jamaica Civil Service Association (JCSA) has called on the finance ministry to issue promptly, the circulars required to implement their wage agreement. It was signed between the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions JCTU and the ministry on September 12, 2024.
By: Natalie Campbell
There is heightened interest among Jamaicans, living in the United States, in the 2024 US presidential election. Election day is next Tuesday November 5, with early voting already underway. Natalie Campbell has the first in the series – The US presidential election – The Jamaican perspective. The Republican Party led by Donald Trump is seeking […]
By: Natalie Campbell
Caribbean nationals in the United States are closely monitoring several key issues in the 2024 presidential election, particularly the candidates' stances on immigration. Donald Trump has pledged that, if elected, he will carry out the largest deportation in American history.
By: Natalie Campbell
It’s just hours to the election day in the United States and there are mixed reactions from some Jamaican Americans about participation in the polls.
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