Courtroom cleared for ‘sensitive’ testimony in Kartel case

The Court will today continue to hear submissions on what aspect of testimony from former Cybercrime Unit boss, Sergeant Patrick Linton, will be put before jurors in the Vybz Kartel murder trial. Yesterday, the jurors were sent home until Monday and…

Jamaicans mourn Mandela

Jamaicans from all walks of life Friday expressed regrets at the passing of former South African president and leader of the fight against Apartheid, Nelson Mandela. In Half-Way-Tree, St Andrew, at the park named in his honour, Jamaicans paused to…

Woman guilty over fake cash in Cayman

A 30 year old Bodden Town woman and mother of three was found guilty of four offenses relating to counterfeit cash Friday by a jury. Shannon Ebanks was convicted of possessing and using a forged CI$10 bill in the Evaglow bar in Bodden Town in and…

Morocco delegation visits president Medina in the Palace

President Danilo Medina received a delegation from the Kingdom of Morocco in the National Palace Friday morning, headed by Parliament vice president Abdelwahed Alansari. The lawmaker was accompanied  Morocco ambassador Brahim Houssein Moussa, and…

Mideast Peace Deal Closest in Years

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he believes Israel and the Palestinians are closer to a peace agreement than they have been in years at the end of a three-day trip to the region.   Kerry told reporters Friday before leaving Israel that…

World Leaders Remember Nelson Mandela

World leaders, past and present, are remembering anti-apartheid leader and former South African President Nelson Mandela.  At the White House, a solemn President Barack Obama called Mandela an influential, courageous, and profoundly good human…

Mandela Hometown Burial Set for Dec. 15

South Africa says Nelson Mandela will be buried Sunday, December 15, in his hometown of Qunu. President Jacob Zuma gave details on the official services and memorials for Mandela on Friday as South Africans mourned the loss of their former…

Samsung and Philips among tech firms raided by EU

Samsung and Philips have revealed that they were among several consumer electronics companies raided recently by European Commission inspectors. Thursday's raid focused on companies making and selling consumer electronics products and small domestic…

Deadly storm and tidal surge batter northern Europe

  Hurricane-force winds and tidal surges have killed at least seven people in northern Europe, flooded parts of Hamburg and left thousands of homes without electricity. The storm, called Xaver, blew a tree on to a car in Poraj, northern Poland,…

Hundreds dead’ in CAR violence

At least 300 people have been killed in two days of violence in the capital of the Central African Republic capital, says the Red Cross. The organisation said its staff stopped collecting bodies in Bangui as night fell but would resume over the…