Church must take fight beyond abortion, homosexuality - Reece

The Church in Jamaica is being called on to move beyond sensational issues like its pet peeves: homosexuality and abortion...

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Wastewater a key resource for agriculture - FAO rep

WHILE NOT without risk, wastewater presents one of the best options for helping to ensure food security in the Caribbean.And given current economic realities, it is an option the region should not overlook, says...

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WI pay ton for dropped catch

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP):New Zealand's Ross Taylor made the most of a second chance given to him by the West Indies and scored a century, which guided the hosts to 307-6 at stumps yesterday on the first day of the second Test.Taylor was dropped...

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Percy Junor Hospital gets $2m in new equipment

Courts Jamaica Limited, in association with the Negril International Hospital and through the partnership of Governor General Sir Patrick and Lady Allen, recently donated a little under $2 million dollars worth...

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Final piece of Nettleford trilogy premieres Sunday

He was a dancer and choreographer par excellence.He was an outstanding academic who taught his students well. His original thoughts and poetic articulation made him the Caribbean's favourite intellectual. These are the attributes that made Professor Rex Nettleford ...

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Table talk with Mandela about church

Today, Jamaica hosts a religious memorial service at the University Chapel for Nelson Mandela, the first democratically elected president of South Africa...

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Cuba, US must follow Mandela, de Klerk example

THE EDITOR, Sir:If Nelson Mandela and F.W.de Klerk, then ANC leader and president of an apartheid-plagued South Africa, respectively, could have brokered ..

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Raise your glass - Wine flavours

Each Wine is distinct and different, even though it may be the same grape, but why? The complexity in taste, like our coffee; the aroma of our award-winning rum, and potency of our ginger, are all attributed to our rich soil and great climate...

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Thursday talk

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News outlets urge rebels to stop reporter kidnappings

BEIRUT (AP):Major international news organisations sent a letter to the leadership of the armed opposition in Syria yesterday, calling for urgent action against rebel groups increasingly targeting...

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