Monique Satchwell and Rheana Hagigal are more than just work colleagues. Both young women, Tier Two National Security ...
Administration has embarked on “one of the largest crime management strategies this hemisphere has ever seen”, Government ...
With federal orders now in effect, Vermont’s F-35 wing is operating under Title 10, a move the governor says is largely out of his hands.
(Jamaica Gleaner) Chief Richard Currie says the Accompong Maroon Council has rejected the use of military personnel, including Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) engineers, in post-Hurricane Melissa ...
Mumbai: Adani Defence Systems & Technologies Ltd (ADSTL), along with Prime Aero Services LLP, is acquiring a majority stake in Flight Simulation Technique Centre Pvt Ltd (FSTC) at an enterprise value ...
The newest class of guardians will soon be sporting the Space Force’s new dress uniform. The trainees currently going through basic military training were recently fitted to wear the service’s new ...
The US government has cleared possible defence sales to Saudi Arabia related to its helicopter fleet, as it also clears a possible sustainment package to Bahrain for Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters. The ...
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Steve McClaren has quit as coach of the Jamaican national team after the Reggae Boyz failed to qualify for the World Cup with Tuesday’s goalless draw at home to Curaçao, leaving ...
Gabrielle Henry will remain in the intensive care unit (ICU) for a minimum of 7 days as her "doctors continue close monitoring and specialized care" Courtesy Miss Universe Jamaica Miss Jamaica, ...
Miss Jamaica is on the road to recovery. After Dr. Gabrielle Henry recently fell off the stage during the Miss Universe preliminary evening gown round in Thailand on Nov. 19, the Miss Universe ...
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Ghana deploys army engineers to Jamaica for reconstruction efforts after Hurricane Melissa
By James Amoh Junior, GNAAccra, Dec. 17, GNA – President John Dramani Mahama on Wednesday dispatched a contingent of Ghana ...
KINGSTON, Dec 1 (Reuters) - Jamaica has secured up to $6.7 billion in support from international agencies to fund reconstruction over the next three years in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. Melissa, ...
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