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JAMAICA NOW: Raymond Pryce resigns ... Chicken shortage ... Gay students worry ... Bad gas money
Jan 18th, 2016 | Category: Jamaica Now | 8:36JANUARY 16, 2016: PNP deputy general secretary Raymond Pryce resigns as pressure mounts ... Agriculture Minister steps in to ease chicken shortage ... Senior cops sexually harassing others ... Government to pursue compensation for bad gas.
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