Lady Saw’s appeal against her day’s worker who was mauled by dogs in 2009 will be heard on May 25. The entertainer is trying to have the Court of Appeal overturn a default judgement in favour of a day’s worker who had to be hospitalised for a month after being mauled […]
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PM Portia Simpson Miller took a jab at Opposition Spokesman on Finance Audley Shaw in Parliament today against the background of heaping praise on well known Jamaican businessmen.
After a delay yesterday, the high-profile case involving Livingston Cain, the juror accused of trying to bribe his colleagues in the Vybz Kartel murder case, is scheduled to begin today in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court.
Just call it a ‘Bad Romance’.
The Voice winner Tessane Chin and FAME broadcaster Michael Cuffe have reportedly called it quits. Cuffe reportedly stormed out of the matrimonial home three weeks ago in a huff, shocking the neighbours and their friends.
A possible Ebola scare locked down a dancehall event headlined by dancehall stunner Ishawna over the weekend. The show had been scheduled to be held in the town of Lanham, Maryland. The premature lock off orchestrated by cops from the township disappointed Ishawna’s fans.
Did Garfield Coburn, the man who was killed by the cop while at a dance in Lawrence Tavern, have a knife? That is the question most people are asking after the cop charged in connection with the video-recorded murder of the man claimed that Coburn was armed with a knife, and that is why deadly force was used.
Dr Oneil Ankle, principal of the Jonathan Grant High School in St Catherine, will face the courts again on May 27th when his assault case continues in the Spanish Town Resident Magistrate’s Court.
An argument over the popular Cashpot game almost turned deadly when a chopper was brought into play. The argument eventually led to one woman losing a piece of her left thumb and another receiving wounds to the stomach and face.
An alleged mother and daughter shoplifting team appeared before Resident Magistrate Lyle Armstrong in the Spanish Town RM Court.
A mother, Juliet McPherson pleaded not guilty to the charge of causing unlawful suffering to the health of a minor on Friday.