• Forex: J$129.15 to one US dollar 5:18 pm
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• Men's 100m quarterfinal line-up for National Senior Championships 4:56 pm
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• Britain's May vows EU citizens can stay after Brexit 4:34 pm
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• Fifth defeat leaves wobbly Windies women on shaky ground 4:11 pm
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• Crime control a must – Holness 3:54 pm
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• Peter Tosh's son left in coma following jail beating, family says 3:45 pm
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• Jamaicans can fill specialists' posts at Alpart – Holness 3:11 pm
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• St Vincent's sole death row inmate gets favourable Privy Council ruling 2:56 pm
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• Alleged gunman killed as cops probe double murder 2:31 pm
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• Afghanistan seal Test status following Windies success 2:06 pm
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• Family in shock after dad of four found hanging ()
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• Hanover Horror ()
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• Police list island's 19 most wanted ()
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• 12 shot last night in separate incidents in Kingston, St James ()
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• Alpart is smoking again ()
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• Eyeing London! ()
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• J'cans suggest $12,000 weekly for minimum wage ()
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• Deal with social issues ()
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• PHOTO: Deadly crash in Kencot ()
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• O-Wrap: Deadly Kencot crash… Cops name 19 most wanted… M16 found, women arrested ()
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Opposition questions constitutionality of Bill to create crime zones

OPPOSITION Spokesman on Justice Mark Golding yesterday questioned the constitutionality of the Bill that the Joint Select Committee is reviewing, which will give the... Read More

100 district constables to join JCF
ONE hundred district constables are slated to join the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) within the next four months.... Read More

Hundreds register for Government's training, apprenticeship programme
Hundreds of young people on Tuesday turned up at the Jamaica College auditorium in St Andrew to register for the first phase of the HOPE...... Read More

Alpart is smoking again
ONE telephone call from Prime Minister Andrew Holness shortly after midday yesterday may have ended the most painful economic period for residents of Nain, St...... Read More

Boyz open CFU Caribbean Cup semis against French Guiana

LES TROIS-ILETS, Martinique — Jamaica's Reggae Boyz will continue on the road to defend their Scotiabank CFU Men's Caribbean Cup title when they take on French... Read More

Bolt to run in Monaco before World Championships
Paris, France (AFP) — Eight-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt will run the 100 metres at the Diamond League meeting in Monaco on July 21,...... Read More

Cavalier slip up with late Rivoli equaliser
Former leaders Cavalier Soccer Club let it slip with three minutes to go as Rivoli United grabbed a share of the points in a 1-1 draw in the...... Read More

Eyeing London!
Jamaica's Olympic 100m and 200m sprint champion Elaine Thompson will not attempt the double at the London World Championships after she was entered...... Read More

Controlling stake in Berger Jamaica bought by Trinidad's Ansa

Trinidad and Tobago conglomerate, Ansa McAl Group, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Lewis Berger (Overseas Holdings) Ltd (LBOH) from... Read More

Nain looks to welcome the return of Alpart today
The opening of the new ALPART/JISCO Alumina Refinery in Nain, St Elizabeth this morning brings a ray of hope to an industry which has been losing its impact on the...... Read More

Eight firms pre-qualified for NMIA
Managing Director of the Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ), Milverton Reynolds, has announced eight pre-qualified firms to participate in the bidding...... Read More

Proven seeks to raise US$16 million via renounceable rights issue
Proven Investments Ltd (ProvenJA) which is now eyeing funding for expansion and acquisition opportunities is seeking to raise US$16.547 million ($2.17...... Read More

Edna Manley: Mother of Jamaican art

This is the 10th in our daily series highlighting 55 Jamaicans who broke down barriers and helped put the country on the world stage. Each day, one personality will be... Read More

Groovin' in seventh heaven
EVEN though the region is home to a massive West Indian population, the tri-state area has been a graveyard of sorts for Caribbean live shows.... Read More

Sumfest eyes Africa
PREPARATIONS are ahead of schedule for this year's Reggae Sumfest, slated for July 16-22 at Catherine Hall Entertainment Centre in Montego...... Read More

Derrick Morgan's still riding ska wave
IN the year of Jamaica's Independence from Britain, Derrick Morgan rode a new rhythm called ska that had the country's young people rocking.... Read More

Who is the real owner?

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Social media stalking
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Your pregnancy: Symptoms you should never ignore
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Tonsillitis and your child
AS we know, the body is built to protect itself from anything foreign that could harm it. A part of this system relates to two infrequently mentioned masses at the back...... Read More

Caribbean people do not need instruction from US on Venezuela crisis

After reading the article by Ms Linda Taglialatela (the United States Ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean) that was published in several of the newspapers... Read More

Let us have a 'Kingston Day'
Two weeks ago was the 325th anniversary of the 1692 earthquake in Port Royal, which also affected other parts of the island. The Port Royal residents sailed across from...... Read More

A greener future will not be decent by definition, but by design
Climate change is the result of human activity. That activity is, for the most part, work or work-related. It is only logical then that the world of...... Read More

CLR James films show how Whites collude with Blacks to exclude Indians
The memorial lecture on CLR James on Saturday, June 17, 2017 in London was one of many recent tributes to the legacy of this world-renowned Trinidadian cultural historian,...... Read More

Massive Lucea fire a wake-up call, says councillor

LUCEA, Hanover — Councillor of the Lucea Division, Easton Edwards, has warned that last week's massive fire which destroyed a two-storey commercial building... Read More

Hospiten Montego Bay gets ISO certification
Hospiten Montego Bay — the only private hospital in Jamaica outside of Kingston with a Intensive Care Unit — has recently been granted international...... Read More

Hanover flood damage estimated at $21m
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Jamaica welcomes millionth visitor, earns US$1.2b
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Build a ganja industry by all means, but let's

The old practice of locking up people and making criminals of them for smoking ganja, a plant which grows naturally, was immoral in this newspaper's... Read More

National GSAT results nothing to celebrate
Minister of Education Senator Ruel Reid was almost smug when on June 8 he announced the national results of the 2017 Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT)...... Read More

Statues must resemble the subject they depict
Jamaicans who are clamouring for statues of their heroes or favourite personalities to resemble the subjects they depict, are not being...... Read More

A strong, united stand against crime is vital
Justice Minister Mr Delroy Chuck made an interesting point during a visit to St Elizabeth last week.... Read More

PHOTO: 'Lean on me'

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VW Saveiro: To the point
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Hyundai flexes muscle
IN the wake of the successful Truck & Bus Mega Fair held from May 25-27 in South Korea, Hyundai Motor Company and its local dealer Magna Motors will begin to ramp...... Read More

Aim For Amnesty
SENIOR Superintendent of Police (SSP) Calvin Allen, head of the Jamaica Constabulary Force's (JCF) Traffic Division, is encouraging motorists with unpaid tickets to...... Read More

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