'No more violence': Trench Town residents condemn police murders Police offers $1 million reward for information
RESIDENTS OF trench Town in south St Andrew, where two members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) were fatally gunned...

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Displaced farm workers seek compensation
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Cable and Wireless Jamaica (C&WJ) to roll out subscriber television
Cable and Wireless Jamaica (C&WJ), as well as its wider regional operations, will be entering the market for subscriber television (STV) and the delivery of content, a plan that will pitch it directly against Columbus...

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Enough water for resort expansion, says WRA
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Fast-food restaurants feel inflation pinch: Operators respond with 'value meals'
The rising global prices for commodities, which has been fuelling inflation in Jamaica, is biting into the sales of fast-food restaurants, their operators and managers report.

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West Indies in super fightback
WITH TWO days to go, the first Test between the West Indies and Australia at Sabina Park is heading for a close and probably exciting finish.At stumps on yesterday's third day's play, the scoreboard read: Australia 431 and...

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Kiwis in commanding position
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Address libel laws swiftly
Last week in Kingston, James Vermillion, the executive vice-president of the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, a Washington-based organisation that promotes democracy, spoke with passion of the 1970s'...

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Closet maybe, Cabinet no!
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Jamaica, a murderous criminals' paradise?
The Editor, Sir:I weep with the members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force in the wake of the most brutal murder of two of our fellow Jamaicans who were sworn to serve, protect and reassure, and were actively doing so at the time of their death at the...

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Out of the closet, into the Cabinet
Seize the day, young Jamaica!

'Tuff' tourism': Marley plant being reorganised into tour facility
Tuff Gong International Limited is being reorganised, regenerated and refurbished so that it...

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Superb 'Tempest' from University Players
Capleton blazes for 20 years
Caribbean's master designers head for CFW 2008
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Bravo Khulcha!
An evening of excellence is how best to describe the gala performance staged by Khulcha Theatre School of Dance as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations.

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Biggs tames the beast
The dog is man's best friend.

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Golding and the Gays
To ensure a happy (not synonymous with 'gay') landing in Jamaica today after his British trip, Prime Minister Bruce Golding had no option but to insist he would not bend over to accommodate the gay agenda.

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Indians, Jamaicans come out to play
It was not all about polo at the FirstCaribbean International Bank Wealth Management Jaipur Polo Trophy game last Sunday at Caymanas Polo Club St Catherine.

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Friends 'Showering Laura with Love'
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Earthquake toll pushes 80,000
YINGXIU, China (AP):China warned Saturday that the death toll from a massive earthquake two weeks ago could take a major leap and pass 80,000, suggesting the government may be giving up hope of finding more survivors.

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Tsvangirai returns to his homeland

brakes on reckless driving
Kingston and St Andrew and St Catherine record the highest number of fatalities each year.

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Carib Champs roars off at Dover today
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