Patrice Walters is a journalist based in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, focusing on local news in St. Ann. She writes for Grove Broadcasting Co. Ltd., specifically for IRIE FM. Patrice covers a range of topics including crime, politics, education, and community issues, providing timely and accurate information to the local audience.
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By: Patrice Walters
The Caribbean Policy Research Institute, (CAPRI) has recommended that the government allows citizen input to inform the budget proposal.
By: Patrice Walters
The National Workers Union (NWU) says it stands ready to defend the rights of workers at Royalton Negril in Westmoreland, in the wake of reports of unfair treatment by hotel management.
By: Patrice Walters
Jamaica is being cited as a model for other countries to emulate in their bid to break out of the low to middle-income trap. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has taken note of Jamaica's successful implementation of growth-enhancing reforms.
By: Patrice Walters
The government intends to launch very soon a new electronic platform that can be used by elderly pensioners as verification instead of submitting signed life certificates.
By: Patrice Walters
The National Works Agency (NWA) is advising motorists using the Junction roadway in St. Mary to drive with caution as the thoroughfare is impacted by a minor landslide.
By: Patrice Walters
The board of directors of Campion College said grief counselling is being offered to relatives, teachers and classmates of a student who died following an incident at the school yesterday.
By: Patrice Walters
The People’s National Party (PNP) says it will not be contesting the 2 parliamentary by-elections set for next month.
By: Patrice Walters
Financial Analyst Dennis Chung has welcomed the appointment of Fayval Williams as the new Finance Minister, noting that she has the required competency.
By: Patrice Walters
Concern about fraudulent activity, relating to transactions for some National Commercial Bank (NCB) customers and ride share entity Uber, has resulted in the bank freezing over 300 accounts while the matter is investigated. The transaction issue also resulted in several NCB customers seeing large deductions of funds for past Uber services, as well as liens placed on the accounts of customers with insufficient funds.
By: Patrice Walters
The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) has indicated that it's in preparation mode for the by-elections set for next month. Parliamentary by-elections will be held for the Trelawny Southern and St. Andrew North Western constituencies, while municipal by-elections are set for Morant Bay in St. Thomas and Aenon Town in Clarendon.
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