Gov't backs down on NetServ - Settles suit to prevent 'lengthy and expensive' court case
THE GOVERNMENT has agreed to pay US$150,000 (J$7 million) to NetServ Global in return for the company dropping its claim to intellectual property incorporated in equipment owned by NetServ...
Irate protesters block roads, burn debris after 10-y-o shot
DOWNTOWN KINGSTON was transformed into a war zone last night following the accidental shooting of a 10-year-old student of John Mills Primary School. Up to press time last night, the victim, identified by the police as...
C'wealth to fight terrorism, poverty
COOLUM, AUSTRALIA: THE COMMONWEALTH Heads of Government Meeting came to an end in Coolum, Australia yesterday with leaders agreeing to fight international terrorism, eliminate poverty, intensify efforts to deal...
Peace Day hailed as a success
IT'S NOT often that a deejaying police officer is delightfully acknowledged by an audience of usually finicky schoolers in an inner-city community. Add to Jamaica Constabulary Force saxophone player Corporal Rupert Harper's...
Von Cork appeal hearing resumes today
THE CROWN will respond today to the submissions made in the appeal brought by former Resident Magistrate Norma Von Cork, who is appealing against her conviction for conspiracy to pervert the course of...
JLP in walk-out over cess
JAMAICA LABOUR Party (JLP) members walked out of the House of Representatives in protest last night after a Bill to amend the Electric Lighting Act imposing a cess on customers of the Jamaica Public Service Company...
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