'We want more!' Taxi operators dissatisfied with 25% increase
Members of various route-taxi associations say they are not prepared to accept the Government's 25 per cent increase on route-taxi fares and would be lobbying in the coming week for a further raise. Transport Minister Mike...
Hill brothers granted bail, Carlos still behind bars
Efforts are being made to get the required documentation organised for Cash Plus boss Carlos Hill to take up a $15 million bail offer on Monday.Carlos Hill and his brother Bertram Hill, both of whom are facing fraud charges...
Maroons fight to preserve tradition
It's January 6, 2008. In the distance you can hear the haunting, melodious tones of the abeng, the traditional war horn of the Maroons, as well as the steady beat of the Gumbay drum.
Press freedom faces worldwide setbacks
WASHINGTON (AP): Worldwide, the environment for journalists grew more hostile last year, extending a six-year downturn, United States researchers reported Tuesday.Setbacks for press freedom outnumbered advances two to one across the globe, although the...
Bridge guard rails stolen
MANDEVILLE, Manchester: Thieves have made off with guard rails on an overhead bridge on the heavily travelled Knock-patrick to Newport main road.The bridge, which overpasses one of Alpart's major haul roads, was built by the company several years ago...
BRIEFS
Commerce minister, Karl Samuda says Jamaica Flours Mills will no longer be increasing the price of bakery flour on Monday.The announcement follows a meeting yesterday, which was convened by Prime Minister Bruce Golding to review...
Receivers to take over personal assets
The Supreme Court has appointed two receivers to take over the personal assets of Cash Plus boss, Carlos Hill.Kenneth Tomlinson and William Tacon who are chartered accountants and forensic experts were appointed following an application made this week...
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