'Aristide is safe' - CARICOM to outline stance on ex-president's departure today
CHAIRMAN OF the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Prime Minister P.J. Patterson, said yesterday that ousted Haitian leader Jean-Bertrand Aristide is 'safe and sound' and was still being housed in the Central African Republic.
Government overspends by $17.5b
THE GOVERNMENT has overshot its budget by $30 billion, according to new figures released yesterday, but savings and aid appropriations have cut the net overruns to just under $17.5 billion.
Woman Corporal is 'Cop of the Year'
IT WAS all about the women at the 2003 LASCO/Jamaica Constabulary Force's 'Officer of the Year' awards ceremony at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel, New Kingston, yesterday.
Police to probe fatal shootings out west
WESTERN BUREAU: DETECTIVES FROM the Bureau of Special Investigations (BSI) are expected in Westmoreland today to begin a probe into the fatal shooting of three alleged gunmen by the police in Barham district.
Panton to resign as JLP Senator
DR. DAVID Panton, seen by many as one of the Jamaica Labour Party's (JLP) youngest and brightest stars, will be relinquishing his position as an Opposition Senator to pursue career interests abroad.
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