Corporate Jamaica ready to work

Tonight, residents at the Denham Town Golden Age Home in West Kingston should sleep a little easier. Administrator at the home, Jacinth Bonner, said a number of roofs to the cottages need repair ...

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Local farmers disorganised ... and losing

Minister urges youth to make use of Labour Day

Minister of Youth and Culture Lisa Hanna has called on Jamaican youth to make use of Labour Day this Thursday, which is an opportunity, she said, for them to give back in service to the elderly and other persons around them who have helped in their...

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JaBA gives up chase of Pacers' Hibbert

Ajani Williams, president of the Jamaica Basketball Association (JaBA), said his organisation has given up its chase of Indiana Pacers centre Roy Hibbert for this year's Federation of International Basketball Associations (FIBA) World Championships....

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CDB president urges region to focus on growth

The board of governors of the Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) began a two-day meeting in St Lucia with a warning to regional countries that while they urgently need to address their fiscal and debt issues, a narrow adjustment programme...

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Sax Appeal tries to break party monotony - MoBay organisers seek sponsor support

Western Bureau: In an effort to enhance Montego Bay's entertainment scene through jazz, Alvin McBean and Ruedal Johnson pulled off a successful staging of Sax Appeal at the Montego Bay...

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Reasons for Redwood's resignation embarrassing

REVEREND STANLEY Redwood, in his resignation remarks as president of the Senate, claimed that his reason for migrating was that he puts his family first - a family which consists of talented children.Redwood was lauded by both sides of the House for his...

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No sense of shame ...

THE EDITOR, Sir:AFTER SO many years since the integrity statute become law we still have many violators.

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Cooking up a storm at Half Moon

WESTERN BUREAU: The red snapper was flawless, the salsa danced its way on to the best-taste list, the usually bland cho cho took on life. Half Moon's General Manager Aram Zerunian, Conde Nast Traveller's Sarah Siese, Martha Stewart Living's Melissa Goldstein...

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Something extra

We are keeping things on a corporate note today as we bring you highlights from The Association of Surgeons in Jamaica Annual Awards Banquet, held at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel and the grand opening of the new Adam and Eve Day Spa...