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The Department of Correctional Services (DCS) is moving to curtail the practice of relatives and friends delivering food items to inmates at correctional centres. Commissioner of Corrections (Ret) Brigadier Radgh Mason says the DCS is taking steps to ban the practice, which he expects to be halted in the near future.
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WESTERN BUREAU: More than a year after Hurricane Melissa destroyed a section of the Spring Mount main road in St James, the Government is still grappling with whether to repair the critical roadway or…
Former United States (US) Ambassador to Jamaica Donald Tapia has described the recent US midterm election results as a vote against President Donald Trump and his policies, rather than the Republican…
WESTERN BUREAU: The Farm Heights United Basic School in Farm Heights, St James formally opened its restored KG3 classroom for kindergarten-level students on Wednesday, following the classroom’s…
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has reiterated that the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) may have to source some of the skills needed to rebuild western Jamaica from overseas…
A former Universal Service Fund (USF) legal officer yesterday testified that neither of the agency’s contracts with the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) nor with a private training institution made…
Former United States (US) Ambassador to Jamaica Donald Tapia says the Jamaican Government needs to be more forceful in negotiating deals with the US, arguing that it must do more to secure economic…