Labourer charged with 2011 double murder in St Elizabeth
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Labourer charged with 2011 double murder in St Elizabeth
December 21 03:04 PM
ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — A 41-year-old labourer has been charged in connection with the murder of two men in Middle Quarters, St Elizabeth in 2011. The...
Carl Meeks rides timeless beats with ‘Classeeks’
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Carl Meeks rides timeless beats with ‘Classeeks’
December 21 01:29 PM
Classeeks , the second album for 2025 from singer Carl Meeks, was released on December 12. It is produced by Cedrik “Kiko” Ynesta of France for the Ru...
‘Why I backed the JLP’s crime plan?’
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‘Why I backed the JLP’s crime plan?’
Keith Duncan says he was sold on strategy presented by Dr Chang
Lynford Simpson | Observer Writer 
December 21 01:18 PM
Government Senator Keith Duncan has moved to explain why he backed the crimefighting plan of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Administration, revealing ...

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Gov’t won’t bail out Dyoll, says Davies
Observer Reporter 
March 9, 2005
Finance Minister Omar Davies made clear yesterday that there would be no Government financial bail-out of the bankrupt Dyoll Insurance Company, saying...
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More released convicts turning back to crime
Arlene Martin-wilkins, Observer staff reporter 
March 9, 2005
AS much as 29 per cent of the island's convicted criminals return to a life of crime upon their release from local prisons, a trend that has been trek...
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Despite gains, social, economic equality still elude women
AFP 
March 8, 2005
PARIS, France (AFP) - Despite gains in women's rights and the increasing role of women in the workplace, female social and economic equality remained ...
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Eight killed in two days
Observer Reporter 
March 8, 2005
EIGHT persons were killed in separate incidents on Monday and Tuesday, and this time the killings cut right across the island, pushing the year-to-dat...
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US praises Jamaica for making dent in drug trade
By Karyl Walker Observer staff reporter 
March 8, 2005
THE one-year-old regional counter-narcotics co-operation agreement that incorporates initiatives like Operation Kingfish, is already biting heavily in...
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FSC takes over Dyoll
CAMILO THAME , Observer staff reporter 
March 7, 2005
THE Financial Services Commission (FSC) yesterday confirmed the collapse of the combined efforts by GraceKennedy and Michael Lee Chin's AIC Group to s...
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Viewing Spanish Town on Sunday after weekend of murders
KARYL WALKER, Observer staff reporter 
March 7, 2005
SPANISH Town wore the facade of normalcy on Sunday after last week's flare-up in the violence-ridden old capital, which saw seven persons being shot a...
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New fire chief blasts old boss
PETRE WILLIAMS, Observer staff reporter 
March 6, 2005
Deputy Commissioner Frederick Whyte, who has been named acting fire chief until a successor is named for Major H G Benson, has launched a broadside ag...
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Another attempt today to settle Monymusk strike
Mark Cummings | Observer Writer 
March 6, 2005
WESTERN BUREAU - Workers and management at the Monymusk Sugar factory in Clarendon have agreed to try again today to settle the one-week-old strike at...
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What’s Cooking On The Social Page
March 5, 2005
The much anticipated 77th staging of the Oscar Awards took place Sunday last. Hollywood returned to its glorious glamour years with the established, t...
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St Elizabeth praying for rain
BY ARLENE MARTIN-WILKINS Observer staff reporter 
March 5, 2005
With forecasters predicting no rainfall for St Elizabeth until May, Linton Dixon is a worried man. Already, he has written off most of his tomato crop...
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Kilancholly begins to heal
By Carl Gilchrist Observer staff reporter 
March 5, 2005
Kilancholly, St Mary - Five weeks after the brutal murder of three siblings that shattered the peace and quiet of this little-known district, resident...
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Keep it clean!
Mark Cummings | Observer Writer 
March 5, 2005
With fresh concerns that many of the island's sugar factories and rum distilleries are not disposing of their waste in the most environmentally friend...

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