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published: Friday | March 30, 2007

Lead Stories


$380b budget - Housing gets big boost
Finance Minister Dr. Omar Davies yesterday presented a $380.4 billion budget for the 2007/08 fiscal year, a spending projection that is six per cent higher than the last fiscal year, which ends tomorrow, but a mere two per cent more than a revised estimates approved...

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Legislation to tackle child pornography
No raining on this parade
Four slain in Arnett Gdns
Pakistan wants part in Woolmer investigation
Hall ready to pass the baton at Jamaica Producers
$20m road bill for Portland, St Mary

News


Blessings in the midst of his storm
JUST FOUR years ago, Everette Armstrong was making a comfortable living as a fisherman in Black River. After accumulating enough funds, he invested in a grocery shop, supplying to the small community in which he lived. But in late 2003, Mr. Armstrong's life took a sudden...

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Kingston Technical boys get 'maximum suspension'
Kingston Technical students face court today
Japan boosts technical aid to Jamaica
New UK visa application centre
Election boss warns underage cons
Jamaican development and investment manual coming
Breath of fresh air
Retrial for cops on murder charge
The UNESCO 'Slave Route Project' - A catalyst to break the silence
Bridging longevity gap through the heart
LETTER FROM LAURA - Kolkata: Ruined splendour

Business


Fixed income depository in 2008 - Central bank now in control of project
Livingston Morrison, deputy governor of the Bank of Jamaica, has taken charge of the project to build out a new electronic fixed-income depository and settlement system for investment securities, similar to that established for stock certificates and transactions.

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Air Jamaica discounts fares to cut inventory - Lovebird eSavers offers cheap travel weekly
British Airways resumes flights to Trinidad
GraceKennedy acquisition financed by US$46 million loan from FCIB
Bernal urges new private sector mindset on global contest - Protectionist fight ahead with Europe over services
Jamaica Producers' Honduras farms a US$2m investment
Reparations yes, but how much?
Barbados reports success with 'branded' sugar products - Considers giving up EU raw export quota
IMF projects 4.5% growth for St Kitts and Nevis

Sport


Poor batting wrecks Windies
ST. JOHN'S, Antigua: IT IS said that lightning does not strike the same place twice and that may well be so, if lightning and batting can be compared, it is definitely not so with the West Indies batting. In fact, following its disappointing performance on Wednesday...

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England preparing for Irish challenge
Malinga the magician
Sir Viv wants to help India
Super Eights qualification boosts Bangladesh
Pakistan forced to play
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Thank you Zimbabwe, good luck Ireland
Vernon wraps up Trafalgar series title
Vere and Calabar lead after Day Two
Take American Don
Licensed bookmakers to sponsor Guineas
Phelps' record spree continues

Commentary


EDITORIAL - The despot of Zimbabwe
RobertMugabe, the despot of Zimbabwe, must be growing aware that his neighbours in southern Africa are becoming fed up with him. They are not yet ready to tell him openly that it is time to go, but the writing is clearly on the wall.

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Cuba: What if Fidel returns?
Living responsibly
Rights vs responsibility

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Conspiracy of silence on school violence
The Editor, Sir: My commendations on a succint and accurate editorial analysis of the situation at Kingston Technical High School. Unfortunately, the reaction of the administration is archetypical and not the exception.

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'Rights' at all cost is wrong
What's real, what's right
Put the blame where it belongs
Thanks, Church

Entertainment


ZJ Liquid flows on Zip
Michael 'ZJ Liquid' Brissett used a table for his favourite subject, technical drawing, when he attended Cornwall College in Montego Bay. These days, though, he is using a different table, a turntable. Those wishing to feel the heat can catch him Tuesday to Sundays...

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DJ Nana rises from rejection
'The Rose Slip' a story of leaving
Spike Lee films his 40 acres

Social


Ceremonial Couture
Parliamentarians stepped out in style yestarday for the annual ceremonial opening and throne speech. As usual, our cameras caught the hits and misses. Hits include a sober-looking Tourism minister and the world's best-dressed female Prime Minister.

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JTI hosts 'Press release' party
Ms Jamaica Global beauties parade out West
An orchid affair
Super Lions roar once more
Golfing for education

Caribbean


Gov't adjourns session on Panday
PORT-OF-SPAIN (CMC): Freed of a corruption conviction, Basdeo Panday went to Trinidad and Tobago's House of Representatives Wednesday, determined to contribute to the debate, but the Patrick Manning administration adjourned the House before he could...

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Japan assisting growth of young people

International


Carried back in time with Ethiopia's Jews
GONDAR, Ethiopia (Reuters): The dusty compound where Ethiopian Jews await word on whether they can emigrate to Israel could not be more different from the world I left behind when I took the same path more than 20 years ago. The only familiar sight here, among the mud huts..

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Bush pokes fun at himself, Cheney and Democrats
WAITING FOR YEARS
Senate approves war bill forcing troop withdrawal
Suicide bombers kill more than 130
Jesse endorses Obama
Police battle rock-throwing students
UN calls for freedom of detained seamen



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