KINGSTON, Jamaica — Parents accused the principal of a St Catherine-based basic school of not doing enough after cases of student-fondling came to light. Initially, the principal said she was unaware of the incidents. The latest case involves two four-year-old boys who stripped and attempted to fondle a female peer.

Meanwhile, PNP vice-president Angela Brown Burke and State Minister in the Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment Damion Crawford are embroiled in an ongoing spat.

The two recently traded blows on social media over what sources say stems from Brown Burke’s objection to Crawford becoming the PNP’s standard-bearer in Trelawny North.

In sport, after facing a crushing 7-0 defeat from Canada the Reggae Girls whipped Trinidad and Tobago 6-1 on Tuesday. Despite efforts to secure a semi-final spot, the Reggae Girlz were however booted from the competition with four points.

Watch as OBSERVER ONLINE reviews this week’s news for you.

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Parents angry over fondling incident at basic school

Court rules in favour of man whose car was seized by police in 2007 and never returned

‘Lottery scamming is no reparation for slavery’

Gay rights activist brings legal challenge to Jamaica’s anti-sodomy law

Juliet Holness confirmed; JLP Senator says East Rural St Andrew ‘winnable’

It doesn’t matter who the JLP sends to St Andrew East Rural — Portia

PNP’s Brown Burke, Crawford take squabble to social media

16-y-o stabbed by teen on way to ice-cream shop

Grandfather in custody

Wide open for reggae Grammy

Under-20 Women’s Update: Jamaica booted despite beating T&T

U-20 Women’s Update: Hapless Jamaica fall 0-7 to Canada