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Revenge! Bolt, VCB seek redemption in mouth-watering 200m finals

The looks on their faces after their respective 100m finals on Friday night said it all; uncertainty and disappointment replacing pre-race swagger, because when the dust had settled inside the National Stadium, the foundation of Jamaica's sprinting hierarchy was left in tatters.

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Cokes' Curse

Leighton 'Livity' Coke is convinced that his brother Christopher 'Dudus' Coke is now languishing in a United States (US) prison only because of the stigma attached to the family's name.

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Maverley's son Liverpool's baller Raheem's return inspires

He is only 17 years old and hails from the tough Corporate Area community of Maverly, but Raheem Sterling rubs shoulders daily with football superstars, including Jamie Carragher, Luis Suárez and the England captain, Steven Gerrard.He...

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Tobacco growers arise - Farmers revive the once flourishing sector

WESTERN BUREAU:In some circles tobacco is described as the fastest-growing cash crop in Jamaica.

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Consumers grab raw tobacco - 'Grabba' makes its mark

"Wha kind a grabba dat you selling?

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J. Wray & Nephew downplays extent of bootleg rum

Local liquor company J. Wray & Nephew is down-playing the significance of the counterfeit trade in some of its products while arguing that the problem is much less now that 20 years or so ago.