Probe deepens: Police step up investigations in massive ammo find
The police High Command is still searching for answers to several questions as it continues to probe the massive gun and ammunition find on Munster Road in eastern St...
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Mourners bid Trelawny custos farewell
FALMOUTH, Trelawny:Headed by Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, hundreds of mour-ners packed Falmouth's William Knibb Memorial Baptist Church on Thursday to bid farewell to late Trelawny Custos Roylan Bancroft Barrett.
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Great start!
CANBERRA, Australia, CMC:West Indies captain Chris Gayle says his side's crushing warm-up win on Thursday was an ideal start to their one-day tour and augured well for the upcoming series against Australia.
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- Rae Town take aim at top spot
EDITORIAL: Samuda and his uptown landlord
The announcement that the Factories Corporation of Jamaica is on its way uptown sits rather oddly with a recent declaration by Prime Minister Bruce Golding that there would be more efficient use of office space for...
'Serious Business' offers serious laughter
Green Gables theatre is synonymous with productions that generate an avalanche of laughter often from bawdy lines, one dimensional characters and quality directing.
Healthy:Lifestyle - African influences on stews
The diverse and flavourful cuisine which Jamaica has inherited has much of its historical beginnings in Africa.
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Pictorial highlights
Minister of Education Andrew Holness (centre) shares a joke with (from left) Marcus Steele,