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THE GLEANER MINUTE: Unemployment rate falls...Fewer children being murdered...Earthquake in Trinidad

Nov 2nd, 2018 | Category: The Gleaner Minute | 1:47
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NOVEMEBR 01, 2018: According to the Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN), there is a further decline in the unemployment rate... Fewer children are being murdered, but children's advocate Diahann Gordon Harrison believes that the 2018 figure is alarming nonetheless... Another earthquake with a magnitude of 4.0 rattled Trinidad and Tobago thursday... IN SPORTS: Director of rugby at Jamaica Rugby League Association Romeo Monteith says the nation should take its senior men's team more seriously.

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