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Regional
'Marshall in Town', so too Beenie Man
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Rejuvenated dancehall artiste, Wayne Marshall delivered a pulsating set during the entertainment segment which followed the opening of the Jamaica Product Exchange (JAPEX), the annual tourism trade show at the Montego Bay Convention Centre in St James,... Read More
Struggling Reno welcome high-flying UWI in Premier League
FROME, Westmoreland —Former champions FC Reno hope to snap their three-game losing start thus far in the Red Stripe Premier League (RSPL) season when they host unbeaten The UWI FC at the Frome Sports Club on Sunday, starting at 3:30 pm. Read More
Rusea's on the move to d ' C u p second round
LUCEA, Hanover — Defending champions Rusea's High are expected to secure their place in the second round of the ISSA/Wata daCosta Cup football competition this afternoon when they take on bottom-of-the-table Merlene Ottey High in their Zone B return-leg first-round game at the... Read More
Carnival Horizon goes to Ocho Rios today
Carnival Cruise Line's newest ship, Carnival Horizon, will make its maiden voyage to Jamaica today. Read More
'The finest Jamaica has to offer'
PUERTO Seco Beach Club in Discovery Bay, St Ann, opened in fine style two Saturdays ago to scores of guests, including Government ministers and Opposition Members of Parliament. Read More
Hundreds turn out for Annotto Bay job fair
OVER 350 people turned out for a job fair held in Annotto Bay, St Mary, last Wednesday.The event was held for residents from Annotto Bay and its environs, but scores came from Portland to St Theresa Catholic Church hoping to land a job. Read More
USAID ZAP, health ministry move north with Zika AIRS Project
THE Ministry of Health (MOH) and the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Zika AIRS Project (ZAP), are teaming up for Phase II of their mosquito control programme, which will run until September 2019. Read More
'Handicap, go home!'
WHEN Dwight Campbell decided to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, he thought it would have made life much easier for him as a disabled person. Read More
A silver lining
HOLLAND, St Elizabeth — There have been significant job losses at Holland Estate as a result of J Wray and Nephew Ltd's decision to cut sugar cane operations there, but according to St Elizabeth North Western Member of Parliament JC Hutchinson, there is a “silver... Read More
MoBay City Run nears $20 million scholarship target
MONTEGO BAY, St James — The organisers of the annual MoBay City Run has this year awarded scholarships valued at $4.5 million to students of some secondary and tertiary institutions in the city of Montego Bay, bringing its total education assistance from the event to $19.5 million... Read More
Chuck cites need for more JPs in Trelawny
COOPERS PEN, Trelawny — Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is citing the need for the number of justices of the peace (JPs) in the parish of Trelawny to be doubled by the end of next year. Read More
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