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Human rights watchdogs today warned social media users over illegal language in political debates. Human Rights Commission (HRC) chairman Michael Hanson said it had been monitoring online comments involving plans to reform middle schools and the rece...

A man removed a wheel clamp from his car after finding it immobilised in Hamilton for a second consecutive day. He parked in City Hall car park for too long on Wednesday and paid the Corporation of Hamilton $100 to have a clamp removed from his vehic...

The OBA is to tighten up its administration in the wake of a report into the handling of a donation to a party-linked grassroots organisation, chairman Thad Hollis said last night. “There are just things you can come up with — tidy up administrative ...

Sports Minister Wayne Scott will be attending the seventh Commonwealth Sports Ministers’ meeting in Glasgow, Scotland tomorrow prior to the start of the Commonmwealth Games this week. The meeting, which is held every two years, will focus on issues a...

July 16, 2014 Dear Sir, With reference to the latest hype in the news regarding the land grab dispute, I would like to weigh in and agree that at least an attempt at reparations should be made. It should have been looked into years ago, even as far b...

The OBA has no clear idea what happened to $350,000 donated by a group of businessman to a party-linked campaign group. Thad Hollis, the party chairman made the admission yesterday, and also he said the inquiry had “discovered in the course of this i...

A major figure in the Jetgate scandal was never interviewed for an OBA report into the affair, he said last night. And Derrick Green, a US-based political consultant who worked for the OBA in the run-up to the 2012 general election, claimed party Cha...

Bob Dylan wrote it. Jimi Hendrix aced it. From All Along The Watchtower: “There must be some kind of way out of here, said the joker to the thief. “There’s too much confusion, I can’t get no relief.” Maybe so, Mr. Editor, maybe so. First, it should ...

Efforts to roll out renewable energy will help to address “an urgent need in the community”, the House of Assembly heard this morning. The development of eco-friendly projects such as solar photovoltaic farms is under consultation, said Minister of ...