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Weekly Round-up: PetroJam names new board... Cop held for stolen vehicle... Ja defeats B'dos in women's T20

The controversy engulfing PetroJam deepened on Monday with news that the three Jamaican members on the board of the oil refinery quit amidst a hailstorm of allegations including nepotism, corporate donations, and contract arrangements, among...

Gov't to move faster on ganja industry — Shaw

France faces suit over no-sex rule for blood donations by gay men

Police killings of blacks exact mental health toll — US study

Jamaica committed to disaster risk management – McKenzie

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News

Shaw says Jamaica cannot become Caricom's single market

MINISTER of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Audley Shaw says that Jamaica is not in a position to become the lone “single market” in Caricom.

KSAMC told of cheaper way to restore parochial roads

Criminal bigwigs in security minister's cross hairs

PANCAP to increase HIV prevention, care and support

Police seize over 2000 pounds of ganja in St Catherine

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Sport

Triple jumper Scott cops first national title at 'Trials'

Former Campion College standout Jordon Scott won his first triple jump national title, while Orlando Thomas captured the men's javelin at the JAAA Supreme Ventures National Senior and Junior Championships yesterday.

XLCR toast of the town at awards function

Junior Trials move into high gear today

Boom Jamaica Derby contenders put in second-to-last gallops by their trainers over last weekend

A bumpy but winning 'Flight'

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Entertainment

Stick Figure has World on Fire

Northern California five-member reggae dub band Stick Figure, leads Billboard's Reggae Digital Song Sales chart this week.

Sugar Bear making big splash

Vershon looks to Poetry

XxxTentacion: a rapper's story

Diversion debuts with Last Night

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Business

Sandals consumes whopping 5 million pounds of local farm produce yearly

While Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Audley Shaw was correct in urging greater use of local farm produce by the hotel sector to avoid market gluts, he overlooked those who were already well on board that...

Rum direct from sugar cane can boost industry

Blue Power protects Guyanese market from Dominican competition

Cuba slightly loosens controls on state media

In football-mad Haiti, World Cup offers relief from daily grind

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