Minister of Sport Olivia Grange has lauded the team of local and overseas workers who participated in the resurfacing of the running track at the National Stadium, which she says was completed ahead of schedule. Grange toured the facility today....

A 19-year-old woman accused of submitting a fake digital bank transfer receipt to obtain a laptop from a store has been charged by the police in St Catherine. Breanna Barnes, a customer service representative of May Pen, Clarendon, and Portmore,...

A St James farmer has been charged with murder and using a firearm to commit a felony following the fatal shooting of a man at a party in Hampton district on Saturday, March 8. The accused, 36-year-old Ryan Bernard of Retirement in Gutters, is...

Jamaicans who shop on Amazon and spend a minimum of US$35 on eligible items will now qualify for free international shipping. The information is outlined on Amazon’s website. “You can identify eligible items by the ‘FREE Shipping’ message on the...

You may be familiar with the history of how Singapore grew from a fishing village to the metropolitan city that it is today. With such a huge transformation, it is important to reflect on how we got here and what our next steps are. To guide Singapore in charting its next lap of growth, the Ministry of Trade and Industry (MTI) has unveiled the Singapore Economy 2030 vision. The strategic blueprint centres on four key pillars to propel Singapore's growth trajectory: Trade, Enterprise, Manufacturing, and Services. Here are the important takeaways from the Singapore Economy 2030 vision: Trade 2030 By 2030, Singapore aims to boost its export value to at least S$1 trillion and its international commodity trade flows to US$2 trillion (SGD$2.7 trillion). To achieve these goals, the Trade 2030 strategy focuses on anchoring new flows and growing trading volumes, deepening companies' efforts in key areas such as sustainability, and enhancing trade relationships with global economies.

Prime minister-designate Mark Carney is aiming for a much leaner cabinet as he prepares to get sworn in on Friday at Rideau Hall. 

SINGAPORE - Billionaire tycoon Kwek Leng Beng will drop the lawsuit he had filed against his son Sherman Kwek and other directors of City Developments Limited (CDL), in the latest turn of a high-profile family rift that set tongues wagging for more than two weeks. The executive chairman of CDL said on March 12 that he has decided to drop the lawsuit he had filed in February to stop his son and majority directors of CDL from implementing a number of board resolutions.  The lawsuit was also filed to restrain two newly appointed independent directors from exercising their powers. “I will continue in my role as executive chairman, and Sherman Kwek will continue as group chief executive officer,” he said. All the current directors, including the two new independent directors – Ms Jennifer Duong Young and Ms Wong Su-Yen – will remain on the CDL board, he added. The older Kwek said all CDL board members have agreed to put aside their differences for the greater good of CDL and its stakeholders.

The Australian government helped Papua New Guinea draft new arrangements for refugees in the Pacific country, despite saying it has no ongoing role in their management.

Sasan Rabat, 27, inflicted 30 injuries on Stefan Adi - including to his head, face and neck - during the catastrophic attack in his cell at HMP Maidstone, Kent, on December 9, 2021.

Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, Jonathan Hall, KC, has warned that expanding terror laws to include loners fixated on violence would overwhelm MI5 and counter terrorism officers.

A possible Democratic proposal boosted D.C.’s hopes of avoiding potential layoffs but also inched the nation closer to a potential government shutdown.

Des and Mary Byrne, from Middlesbrough, were left battered and bruised in 2023 after a brutal assault over a planning dispute.

The King once again showed his support for Canada after receiving two senior figures from the country's parliament yesterday.

Vladimir Putin's army has captured hundreds of Ukrainian troops fighting in Kursk, with the Russian leader threatening to threat them 'as terrorists'

A sixth person has been arrested after mother-of-four Joanne Penney, 40, was shot dead on a doorstep in Talbot Green, South Wales last Sunday on March 9.

Dean Devonald, 46, ran towards the 15-year-old girl at Aberavon beach, in Port Talbot, Wales, and floored her with the blow before bellowing: 'Touch my daughter again and I'll kill you you c***.'

The Vatical described the overall medical picture as complex, though

The crowd at the rally numbers several thousand people

Minister of Sport Olivia Grange has lauded the team of local and overseas workers who participated in the resurfacing of the running track at the National Stadium, which she says was completed ahead of schedule. Grange toured the facility today....

A 54-year-old St Catherine man charged for the alleged sexual molestation of his 15-year-old stepdaughter was on Tuesday granted $300,000 bail with one or two sureties. The accused is answering charges of sexual touching, sexual grooming, and...

Motorists will pay less for gas when they go to the pumps on Thursday. The state-owned oil refinery, Petrojam, says E-10 87 is to move down by $0.79 to sell for $148.55 per litre and a litre of E-10 90 will go down by $0.77 to sell for $156.56....

A fire broke out in a section of the May Pen Cemetery in west Kingston on Wednesday. However, no injuries were reported, and the blaze was confined to a «very small» area, according to Robert Hill, chief executive officer of the Kingston and St...

The Trelawny police have come out against the illegal sand mining in Stewart Town. It is reported that mining activities have been observed along the Dornoch River, which falls within a no-mining zone in the Cockpit Country. "We became aware of...

The Jamaica Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists says it hopes the religious freedoms of Sabbath-keepers will not be infringed upon in the Government’s plan to open select tax offices on Saturdays. The announcement was made yesterday by...

Four new JICA volunteers completed their Bislama language training on Tuesday, marking another step in Japan’s ongoing commitment to technical cooperation in Vanuatu.

The digital cash transfer program, initially promised by the government to assist disaster victims after Tropical Cyclones (TCs) Judy and Kevin, stalled as affected households await updates on its implementation.

The government is considering ending the fuel monopoly and reducing prices by introducing a new fuel company as part of its 100-day plan.

The Governments of Vanuatu and Australia have formalised a significant agreement, securing VT1.9 billion in funding for infrastructure projects in Vanuatu over the next five years.

Daily Post Taem Blo Storian this morning featured the usually suspects Mark O'Brien, Terence Malapa and Harry Atisson who discussed several topics, one of which was having a new fuel station, to which Mark said - "The government is guilty…

Posters of UP CM Yogi Adityanath at a rally in Kathmandu caused a stir, highlighting the historical ties between Nepal's former monarchy and Gorakhsh Peeth. Pradeep Bikram Rana, who waved the poster, claimed persecution by Kathmandu authorities, prompting his escape. The Shah dynasty, which aligns with the Gorakhnath sect, maintains traditional ties with the temple, sending offerings annually.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mauritian PM Navinchandra Ramgoolam inaugurated the Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Public Service and Innovation in Mauritius, furthering India's role as a global development partner. Funded by a $4.7 million Indian grant, the institute aims to train Mauritian civil servants and enhance research and governance collaboration.

India and Mauritius have upgraded their relationship to an Enhanced Strategic Partnership. Prime Minister Modi emphasized cooperation in defense, maritime security, trade, and development. India will support Mauritius with a new Parliament building and a rupee-denominated line of credit for water pipeline replacement. Both countries reaffirmed commitment to a secure and open Indian Ocean.

CBI raided the premises of a retired NCLT official in a bribery case involving a legal firm and an NCLT litigant. The firm allegedly demanded Rs 1.5 crore for a favourable order, later reduced to Rs 1 crore. Rs 20 lakh had been paid before the CBI intervened, registering a case and searching involved parties.