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No prayer for the Queen

RAYMOND PRYCE'S decision not to pray for the Queen at Tuesday's sitting of the House of Representatives, and opting instead to send up prayers for the people of Jamaica, resulting...

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'Pushing condom use not good enough'

Education Minister Ronald Thwaites said the country's leaders should take a firm stand on parental responsibility. "Our advertisements that Government supports must encourage faithful relationship between men and women, between fathers and mothers."...

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Baugh blames personality disorder on broken families

MEDICAL DOCTOR and legislator Dr Ken Baugh says personality disorder within the society is a result of a breakdown in the family structure.Arguing that it is important that the science which influences human behaviour is understood, Baugh last week ...

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Thwaites hails MPs' education plans

Education initiatives by members of parliament have been hailed by portfolio minister Ronald Thwaites. Speaking in the House of Representatives last week, Thwaites said education represents the primarily opportunity for social mobility in the country."...

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London teacher creates Jamaica 50 Timeline

So rich is Jamaica's history that persons in the diaspora are so intrigued they have sought to capture the events via a timeline. Gaverne Bennett, a teacher in East London in the United Kingdom came up with a Jamaica 50...

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Dead Sea Scrolls' Dr Adolfo Roitman: UTech Lecturer in Residence

Scholar in residence Dr Adolfo Roitman, curator of the Dead Sea Scrolls and director of the Shrine of the Book will visit Jamaica from October 6 to 7, for a series of events...