HOPEWELL, Hanover — Veteran politician Dr DK Duncan is yet to make public whether or not he will be contesting the Hanover Eastern constituency in the upcoming general election.
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MOST Jamaicans would’ve watched with bated breath and fingers, toes and knees crossed, hoping that hurdler Omar McLeod would’ve pulled off yet another miracle in the men’s 110m hurdles final at the recently held World Championships in Beijing, China, to medal for Jamaica.
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Feeling the pinch
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MINISTER with responsibility for information, Senator Sandrea Falconer, said Jamaica and other participating States have benefited significantly from the PetroCaribe Agreement.
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ROBIN Richards could easily have believed the naysayers that he would amount to nothing, since the circumstances under which he grew up seemingly lent credence to this prediction.
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THERE will be no discrimination against people who live in Kingston and St Andrew’s inner city communities who desire to seek employment when FLOW opens its new call centre in Jamaica soon, the company’s Managing Director Garfield “Garry” Sinclair has said.
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THE decision to settle on the name of the merged company of Flow and LIME was in the end not a difficult one.
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CRIMINALS seeking ways to fund their underground operations have now turned their attention to the water delivery trade and are using questionable collection methods and tank systems to deliver the precious commodity to drought stricken communities, the Jamaica Observer has found out.
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PRESIDENT of the Jamaica Medical Doctor’s Association (JMDA), Dr Alfred Dawes, says he is pleased that following the public outcry over the crisis in the health sector, which the group brought to the fore earlier this year, the Government has decided to finally treat the situation with greater urgency.
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(This is an edited version of an address to the House of Representatives by Member of Parliament for St Andrew West Rural, Paul Buchanan, in his contribution to the newly introduced State of the Constituency Debate last Tuesday).
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MADRAS, St Ann — Michael Harris and his wife Dasline are not from the deep rural community of Madras in St Ann. In fact, they are not even from the parish. Therefore, people marvel at the work they are doing in Madras and several other communities in the parish.
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Joy reigns three years after birth of health centre
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BLACK RIVER, St Elizabeth – The People’s National Party (PNP) says all is in place for today’s internal contest for leadership of the party’s St Elizabeth South West constituency at the Black River Primary School.
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Decision time in St Elizabeth South Western
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Under the agreement, JPS said US-based New Fortress Energy will provide the company with Liquefied Natural Gas for its 120-megawatt power plant in Western Jamaica, at Bogue, Montego Bay. The plant, which was first commissioned into service in 2003, is being converted to run on gas instead of automotive diesel oil.
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PARIS, France (AFP) — World athletics’ ruling body the IAAF on Saturday condemned as ‘naive’ the two blood experts at the centre of mass doping allegations.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The police are reporting the seizure of One AK-47 Assault Rifle loaded with a magazine containing 10 7.62 rounds of ammunition on Largie Road, Kingston 11 on Friday.
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) and residents of West Kingston gathered at a vigil at the Denham Town Police Station Friday night to remember slain police Constable Crystal Thomas.
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