SENIOR Superintendent of Police (SSP) Fitz Bailey has been reassigned to head the Clarendon Division, the Police High Command announced Tuesday.
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ELEVEN judges were Monday sworn in to serve in the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.
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GG reminds judges that ‘justice delayed is justice denied’
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Lack of funding puts Le Antonio’s free homework centre out of business
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MONTEGO BAY, St James Alack of funding has been blamed for the closure of the Le Antonio’s Homework and Development Centre which catered to the educational needs of more than 75 children in Barnett Lane and several other inner-city communities in Montego Bay.
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Lack of funding puts Le Antonio’s free homework centre out of business
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KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (CMC) — The main Opposition New Democratic Party says it is considering its options after House Speaker Hendrick Alexander disallowed a question about loans owed to the then state-owned National Commercial Bank (NCB).
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IT was an emotional yet joyful event that took place at the New Kingston Conference Centre, where the National Youth Service (NYS) held its closing ceremony for the Kingston leg of its Empowerment Programme for young people with disabilities.
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Young people with disabilities graduate NYS work experience programme
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KINGSTON, Jamaica (JIS) – With the new academic year set to get under way tomorrow, Minister of Education, Rev Ronald Thwaites, is reminding parents that every child under 18 years must attend school.
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Every child must be in school, says Education Minister
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Denesh Ramdin has admitted to being a “little disappointed” after being sacked as Test captain on Friday but said he now plans to focus on his family, improving his batting and providing as much support as he can to his replacement Jason Holder.
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Disappointed Ramdin to focus on family, batting
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ST JAMES, Jamaica (JIS) – Prime Minister, Portia Simpson Miller, has underscored the significant impact the PetroCaribe Agreement has had on the economic independence of countries of the Caribbean region.
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PetroCaribe a lifeline for struggling C’bean countries — PM
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ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — Following the resignation of Member of Parliament for North East St Catherine Gregory Mair as constituency chairman, the constituency’s executive council says it has identified a suitable “prospective” candidate for the next election.
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‘Prospective’ candidate to replace JLP’s Gregory Mair identified
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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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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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Poor St Mary boy, Robin Richards, realises his dream
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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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JPS inks natural gas deal
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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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Police seize AK-47 rifle in St Andrew
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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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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar claiming that the Trinidad and Tobago Debates Commission (TTDC) is in the pockets of the main opposition People’s National Movement (PNM), says she will not participate in any debate being organised by the TTDC ahead of the September 7 general election.
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