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Jamaica at 50: Business leaders speak

As we continue to get responses from Jamaica's business leaders about Jamaica's achievements or the lack thereof for the 50 years of its Independence, here are the views of three more leaders. COURTNEY CAMPBELL, chief executive officer, Grace-Kennedy...

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Falmouth Police Station on course for Sept

FALMOUTH, Trelawny: CONSTRUCTION OF the Falmouth Police Station is now in its final stages and is expected to be ready by late September. The project is being implemented by the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) and funded...

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Work to resume on Mount Rosser bypass soon

THE CONCESSION and implementation agreements for the US$600 million north-south link of Highway 2000 are expected to be inked before the end of the week as Cabinet on Tuesday approved the signing of the accord. This was announced on Tuesday by Transport...

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Digicel demands justice

TELECOMMUNICATIONS FIRM Digicel has accused the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) of being "unconstitutional" and setting itself up as "judge, jury and executioner". ...

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More than just bookworms

WHEN MOST people think of postgraduate students they envision stuffy academics mired in an esoteric world of academia. However, the residents of Gerald Lalor Flats, University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona, have embarked on an effort aimed at disproving this stereotype....