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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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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Petrocaribe has worked, says Falconer
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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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FLOW was sexier than LIME, says Sinclair
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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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(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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MANDEVILLE, Manchester – For 55 years, dating back to 1959, at least one member of the Peart family has actively represented the People’s National Party (PNP) in Manchester, mostly as member of parliament.
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Stewart’s elevation will mark end of the Peart era
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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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Questionable Water collection putting customers at risk
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TWO senior members of the Jamaica Confederation of Trade Unions (JCTU) have called for meetings between the confederation and the Government before any final decision is taken on pay increases for the public sector.
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Unions want further talks with Gov’t on wage issues
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Little Shinnia Porteous is about to get a new lease on life, after Paymaster Limited last week stepped in to sponsor a pacemaker, which the seven-year-old desperately needed to replace the old device, that has helped to regulate her heartbeat since she was 11 months old.
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Paymaster joins Shinnia Porteous on mission to stay alive
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He’s just a few months shy of his 12th birthday, but Mona Heights Primary student Mikhail Morris is already quite clear about the career he wants to pursue.
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Math whiz wants to help students pass the subject
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He’s just a few months shy of his 12th birthday, but Mona Heights Primary student Mikhail Morris is already quite clear about the career he wants to pursue.
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Math whiz wants to help students pass the subject
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IF it was only for the meagre salary that he receives fortnightly, Joseph Bolt would have given up a long time ago.
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Love for children inspires Joseph Bolt
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PARLIAMENT is heavily burdened and constrained by its lack of resources. However, despite the limitations it has been able to host two very important international conferences this month.
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Parliament reactivates oversight committee for its commissions
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