COVID SPIKE – Jamaica bans party permits and funeral services; tightens island-wide curfew
Prime Minister Andrew Holness last evening announced additional restrictions following a spike in the number of cases of the Coronavirus
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness last evening announced additional restrictions following a spike in the number of cases of the Coronavirus
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness has announced that Jamaicans will go to the polls to elect a government on Thursday, September
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness said people in Jamaica will again be allowed to access beaches and rivers, starting Sunday, June
Read moreFunerals and weddings in Jamaica will be allowed to have a maximum 50 people, starting on Sunday, June 7. Prime
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness has announced another extension to the virtual lock-down of St. Catherine in an effort to limit
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness has announced an increase in curfew hours for the Easter holidays, thereby giving people much less
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness said he is contemplating reopening the island’s ports to facilitate the entry of Jamaicans stranded overseas.
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness said persons who came into the island after March 18 and have not reported to the
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness this evening announced an island-wide night curfew, from Wednesday (April 1) to April 8. The curfew,
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness yesterday announced that barbershops and hair salons have been added to the list of businesses now
Read morePrime Minister Andrew Holness said his government will strictly enforce a new order, which reduces the number of people allowed
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