- Adopt the Grace Foods template
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Say sorry to all - JFJ welcomes police apology to Digicel
RIGHTS group Jamaicans For Justice (JFJ) yesterday commended the Police High Command for its apology to Digicel over the conduct of cops who participated in a raid by the tax authorities on the telecoms giant's corporate headquarters two Fridays ago. ...more |
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$7.3m being sought to clean up St William Grant Park
TWO years after the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) spent $121 million on its refurbishment, the St William Grant Park in downtown Kingston is again said to be in need of urgent maintenance. ...more |
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No date yet for health sector reclassification to take effect
THE reclassification of posts in the public health care service may be some time, Health Minister Dr Fenton Ferguson has indicated. "I could not say to you that it's going to happen now, or three months from now," Dr Ferguson said in response to questions from Opposition Spokesman on Health Dr Kenneth Baugh at Wednesday's meeting of the Standing Finance Committee of the House of Representatives. The committee was reviewing the 2012/2013 estimates of expenditure for the Ministry of Health. ...more |
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