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Nickole Donaldson’s relentless work ethic turns adversity into award-winning success
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — At just 31 years old, Nickole Donaldson has established herself as one of Jamaica’s most accomplished financial advisors, earning ...
Broadcasters warn against piracy as World Cup approaches
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Broadcasters warn against piracy as World Cup approaches
June 4 02:39 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Television Jamaica (TVJ) and Caribbean Premier Sports Ltd, operators of RUSH Sports, are reiterating that they are the only offici...
CMU employee charged over alleged misappropriation of student funds
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CMU employee charged over alleged misappropriation of student funds
June 4 12:11 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — An accounting officer/customer service officer employed at the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) was arrested and charged on Wed...
Treasure Bay Estates highlights investment opportunities at THROP-X 2026
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Treasure Bay Estates highlights investment opportunities at THROP-X 2026
BY BRIAN PITTER Observer writer pitterb@jamaicaobserver.com 
June 4 12:04 PM
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Treasure Bay Estates has reaffirmed its dedication to real estate investment, national development and diaspora engagement through...

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ONR to raise $600m in US, UK and Canada
October 10, 2004
THE Office of National Reconstruction (ONR) hopes to rake in $600 million through fund-raisers in the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada by ...
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Patterson moots MoBay as global business hub
October 10, 2004
PRIME Minister P J Patterson has raised the prospect of Jamaica positioning Montego Bay, the northwestern coastal city that is at the heart of the cou...
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OAS chief resigns amid bribery allegations
October 9, 2004
Caricom Secretary-general Edwin Carrington yesterday expressed shock and sadness at the sudden resignation, amid allegations of bribery, of the head o...
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Public to have more say on medical council
BY DWIGHT BELLANFANTE Observer staff reporter 
October 9, 2004
THE Medical Council of Jamaica (MCJ), long seen by critics as a clique that protects its own, has welcomed proposed legislative changes that will add ...
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Youngsters to clean up Negril today
Observer Reporter 
October 8, 2004
TWO hundred young volunteers will today clean up sections of Negril that were badly affected by Hurricane Ivan a month ago under a programme called 'V...
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Rogue cop costs gov’t
Observer Reporter 
October 7, 2004
THE Jamaican Government suggested last night that a Privy Council decision on the phone booth shooting case would likely make it easier to hold the st...
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Douglas confident of third term
RICKEY SINGH, Observer Caribbean correspondent 
October 7, 2004
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados - Prime Minister Denzil Douglas, confident that his St Kitts Labour Party will win a third consecutive term, was expected to anno...
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Energy efficiency plan takes on new urgency
JIS 
October 6, 2004
THE government of Jamaica, in response to the steady increases in world oil prices, is pushing ahead with its energy conservation and efficiency progr...
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Mountain View rewarded for keeping the peace
Observer Reporter 
October 6, 2004
RESIDENTS of communities in Mountain View were yesterday rewarded for keeping the peace in the volatile area that has over the years been rocked by vi...
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UWI yields after protest
Observer Reporter 
October 6, 2004
THE University of the West Indies yesterday offered students of its Mona campus, who may still be hard-up for cash, options that they can employ to ea...
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$1.5m fire at Morant Bay courthouse
Observer Reporter 
October 6, 2004
Fire destroyed a section of the Morant Bay courthouse in St Thomas yesterday, leaving damage estimated at $1.5 million. The blaze, which was extinguis...
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Gay activist murdered in Sierra Leone
AFP 
October 5, 2004
FREETOWN (AFP) - Human Rights Watch yesterday urged the Sierra Leone government to act swiftly to apprehend those responsible for the slaying of a pro...
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New law to remove automatic death penalty
Observer Reporter 
October 5, 2004
THE government yesterday brought to Parliament an amendment to the Offences against the Person Act to give judges greater sentencing discretion in cap...
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Irish gov’t hopes passport will free Bigley
AFP 
October 5, 2004
DUBLIN (AFP) - The Irish government said yesterday it had issued a passport to Ken Bigley, the British hostage held in Iraq, to help increase his chan...
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UWI students step up protest
Observer Reporter 
October 5, 2004
ABOUT 800 students of the University of the West Indies, Mona, yesterday marched around the campus, as they stepped up demands for the UWI administrat...
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Al Miller challenges critics
Observer Reporter 
October 4, 2004
The Rev Al Miller, declaring that he and all Christians have the advantage of an inside line to information from God, has challenged his critics to sa...
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Forensic expert to observe Sewell autopsy
Observer Reporter 
October 4, 2004
A UK-based forensic expert will today observe the autopsies of Sandra Sewell and Gion "Neil" Halcott who were fatally shot by members of the Jamaican ...
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Flying in turbulence
Observer Reporter 
October 4, 2004
Seeking, like the rest of the world's airlines, to navigate its way out of serious economic turbulence, Air Jamaica yesterday staked its survival on c...

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