The Tivoli Gardens base of accused drug kingpin, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, was calm last night, hours after he was captured by the security forces. However, some residents braved police warnings to leave the streets before the 6 p.m. curfew…

The fugitive, when arrested, must be taken before a resident magistrate (RM) as soon as practicable.

A Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) survey on losses suffered by the business and productive sectors shows that more than 98 per cent of its members were hurt by the late-May civil unrest in the capital….

MINISTER OF Water and Housing, Dr Horace Chang, was yesterday engulfed in a cacophony of complaints which poured from residents of Tivoli Gardens who claimed that their houses were damaged during the military incursion two weeks ago…

Hundreds of passports were seized and one man taken into custody when the police raided an illegal visa operation at John’s Lane, downtown Kingston, yesterday….

THOUGH THEY were one of the favourites to win the Super League netball competition, survival – not winning an elusive title – was priority for members of the Tivoli ‘A’ team late last month….

Leighton Coke, the brother of Jamaica’s number one fugitive Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, turned himself in to the police yesterday evening at about 6:30, making his surrender the biggest capture since the west Kingston…

The police yesterday released their profile of Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, who is wanted in the United States to answer to drug and gun charges.

JAMAICA’S REPUTATION for producing alarming murder statistics each year and its propensity for turning out mind-boggling numbers of police killings annually has caught the attention of Al Jazeera, an international television network which gained notoriety for its coverage of terrorist activities in Afghanistan.