I'd carry 'Dudus' again - Miller

DESPITE facing the perils of prison if convicted for harbouring a fugitive and attempting to pervert the course of justice, the Reverend Al Miller says he would transport Christopher 'Dudus' Coke if he were confronted...

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Averaging better than a goal every two games to establish himself as the country's top scorer - having found the back of the goal 31 times in 60 matches - Luton Shelton is still hungry to grace the World Cup stage and believes...

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Peter Melhado, chairman of West Indies Home Contractors Limited (WIHCON), and Robert Taylor, director of Alf Investments Limited, have announced a cash and land deal in which Alf has secured a 50 per cent stake...

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Tifa and The Teddybears?

Dancehall artiste Tifa recently collaborated with Swedish band Teddybears on a track called Definitely.The track was produced by the Teddybears and recorded at the famed Big Yard studios in...

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Strive to attain two-child families

THE EDITOR, Sir: The circumstances explored in 'Not equipped to learn', a front-page Sunday Gleaner story of April 8, 2012, are essentially related to being poor in Jamaica, which in turn is caused by people having too many children for whom there are...

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Driving safely with baby

The importance of properly securing our children in vehicles should not be overlooked. No journey is too short to ignore the possibility of an accident. It is, therefore, every parent's responsibility to ensure their child's safety when being driven.

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