Ja, one of the better places to be a mom
JAMAICA HAS been ranked among the better places to be a mother. The rating is in the fourth annual Mothers' Index, published by 'Save the Children', the British-based international child aid organisation.

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Senators continue CCJ debate
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Cops kill 4 - Crawle residents deny Crime Management Unit's account
Dollar breaks new barrier - Over $60 for US$1
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Stenograph machine, computer shortage hampers justice

JFJ calls for justice reform
HUMAN RIGHTS lobby group, Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ), has published the first in a series of annual reports geared at exposing the deficiencies of aspects of the Jamaican justice system.

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Shooting by soldier sparks protest
'JAS could become self-sufficient soon'
Man on murder rap remanded
New vaccine for kids June 1
Mixed reactions to performance pay proposal
$60m budget approved for Spectrum Authority
Duke of Edinburgh Awards for inmates
JCF receives Optimist Creed
'Church must be partner in education'
Rio Cobre accidents a major concern

Supreme Ventures sales up 20 per cent
JAMAICA'S LEADING gaming company, Supreme Ventures Limited (SVL), has experienced a significant increase of 20 per cent in its first quarter sales.

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Getting to the roots - Why Gov't must value agriculture
The return of Steve Twomey
What's all the fuss about?
'Time longer than rope' - public directorship
Who will inherit your estate?
New electronic policy to protect commercial transactions
Ja's economic climate right for saving - JN

Arnett hold advantage
ARNETT GARDENS are in a good position to go after a 'threepeat' in the Wray and Nephew National Premier League after defeating Harbour View 2-1 in the first leg semi-final at the Tony Spaulding Sports Complex last night.

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Top-class horses needed in Jamaica
Oakridge looks good
A draw would be good enough
Killing goose that lays golden egg
Sweep doesn't worry Lara

The passing of Walter Sisulu
JAMAICA'S ACTIVE and honourable contribution to the demise of apartheid in South Africa causes us to mourn all the more the death at 91 of Walter Sisulu who, second only to Nelson Mandela...

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'The Quiet American'
Crop diversification
For whom the road tolls?

Mr Pantry, please explain
THE EDITOR, Sir: MR. KENT Pantry, Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), has said on air and in print that his office has a six-week turnaround time for rulings.

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A Ministry of the Interior
Gov't should have a CCJ referendum
GSAT preparation too hard
The 'Sabbath of the Lord God'
Conspiracy theories and the J$

'Di Fallen Angel and Di Devil Concubine': Drama and comedy combined
THE FACT that The Pantry Playhouse on Dumfries Road, St. Andrew, was not filled on Saturday night for the gala opening of Di Fallen Angel and the Devil's Concubine should have probably been a hint that it was a good play.

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Simone Bryan cops poetry title
'To Mom With Love' - GETTING 'PLANE' BUZZY WITH IT
Royale set to soar in deejay skies