Lead Stories
Reggae Boyz face visa problem

A DEMAND by the Mexican embassy in Kingston that members of Jamaica's national football delegation to Sunday's match in Mexico City be fingerprinted as a requirement to obtain visas has left the hierarchy of the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) in an...

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New law to control salaries coming
Principals' reactions to 'White Paper'
Load-shedding affecting economic growth - JMA
Grace Nasdaq listing delayed
Universities urged to connect with society

News
'Cold-blooded murder' - Bar Council cites possibility in Braeton killings
THE COUNCIL of the Jamaican Bar Association yesterday described the police killing of seven young men in Braeton last week as "highly suspicious" and involving the possibility of "cold-blooded murder".

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Knight states legal process
Adams threatened
US willing to discuss deportee problem
...Relatives shun meeting with Knight

Business
IT budget cut in half

THE GOVERNMENT has chopped its 2000/2001 provision for Information Technology development nearly in half, but the Opposition says it should tell the country how it has spent the rest. Jamaica Labour Party spokesman on Finance, Audley Shaw...

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UWI to parley on developing countries

Sport
Kallis sets up SA victory

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CANA: ALL-ROUNDER Jacques Kallis captured four wickets and held two stinging catches to engineer a 69-run victory by South Africa over the West Indies on the final day of the second Cable and Wireless Test at the Queen's Park...

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Arnett humble Bull Bay
Wadadah blank Seba
Americas Cup could lead to hockey revival
Ottey undecided about retiring

Commentary
Braeton killings spark concern
A CHORUS of concern is rising about last week's police shootings in Braeton, St. Catherine. Lobby groups and individuals here and abroad are speaking out with many questions seeking to establish how seven young men, mostly teenagers, were shot to death...

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What the law cannot do
Earth, this is Wall Street
Keeping abreast of things

Letters
Letter of the Day Courtney Walsh ­ exemplary cricketer
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE NON-GOVERNMENTAL organisation Citizens For A Better Trinidad and Tobago (CBTT), which honoured Courtney Walsh with the prestigious Trinidad and Tobago Republic Day Award in 1999 for his exemplary efficiency and outstanding...

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Power failure disrupted water supplies
Preserving a historic bridge
Destroying our children
A defence of Spring Break

Entertainment
MCA Records praises Shaggy

SHAGGY HAS been described as the 'hardest working man in show business' by Gary Ashley, senior vice-president of A&R at MCA Records. In an interview with The Gleaner at Shaggy's Platinum Party celebration in Ocho Rios over the weekend, Mr. Ashley...

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Jamaica catching film fever
Leonie Forbes to get award in Mexico

Cornwall Edition
Astor Black looks to the future

WESTERN BUREAU: WHILE THE three major political parties had huge motorcades in the recent St. Ann North-East by-election Independent candidate Ras Astor Black travelled alone, his car draped in red, green and gold.

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Montegonians recognised for outstanding work
Westgate Phase III in the dark
Black Students not being targeted

What's Cooking
Speak Italian this Lent

JAMAICANS ARE now using more pasta than they used to, so over this coming Easter season they may wish to try some Antipasto (that which comes before the pasta course). Many persons feel it is one of Italy's greatest offerings to world cuisine. Any...

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Chicken Lasagne
Simple time-saving strategies in the kitchen

Star Page
Tender love songs in the dancehall

LOVE songs have slowly crept into the dancehall. For years our deejays and singers have sung about guns and sex but now a few of the artistes have been using the music to express their love. Junior Kelly stormed in last year with his song Love So...

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Garvey Maceo showed no mercy