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Holness cuts back NaRRA roll-out amid outrage over $115m-a-year HQ

BY JEROME WILLIAMS Observer staff reporter williamsj@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:30 AM

PRIME Minister Dr Andrew Holness has announced that the Government will initially limit the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) t...

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Enough of the absences

Judge tells co-accused Pinnock he may have to cross-examine witness himself

BY DANA MALCOLM Observer online reporter malcolmd@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:28 AM

Clearly frustrated by disruptions caused by the repeated absence of a defence attorney, Justice Sanchia Burrell on Wednesday told co-accused Fritz Pin...

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Scotia going private

Minority shareholders approve $63.50-billion buyout

BY DAVID ROSE Observer business writer davidr@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:26 AM

Scotia Group Jamaica Limited (SGJ) is set to become a private company in the coming months as minority shareholders on Wednesday approved an offer by ...

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200 Cubans back in public health system

BY RENAE OSBOURNE Observer staff reporter osbourner@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:24 AM

THE Government has re-engaged 157 Cuban medical professionals months after the collapse of a long-standing bilateral health-care arrangement with Cuba...

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Golding, Chuck trade blows over Gun Court data

BY JEROME WILLIAMS Observer staff reporter williamsj@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:24 AM

JUSTICE Minister Delroy Chuck and Opposition Leader Mark Golding clashed in Parliament on Tuesday over data on the Gun Court. The exchange was sparked...

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Belize minister bullish on Wambugu apple research at CASE

October 8 12:22 AM

BELIZE’S Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and New Growth Industries Rodwell Ferguson believes research into the cultivation of the Wambugu apple...

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Davies Town, Farmers Heights to finally get piped water

Samuda outlines major infrastructure developments for St Ann NE

BY JEROME WILLIAMS Observer staff reporter williamsj@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8 12:20 AM

RESIDENTS in rural St Ann are set to benefit from expanded access to potable water, with Member of Parliament for St Ann North Eastern Matthew Samuda ...

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Beaches Negril brings inspiration, and possibility to Women’s Centre

October 8 12:18 AM

ENTERTAINMENT division manager of Beaches Negril Orville Whyte shared a message of resilience and possibility with participants during an orientation ...

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Rent row retreat

Holness cuts back NaRRA roll-out amid outrage over $115m-a-year HQ

BY JEROME WILLIAMS Observer staff reporter williamsj@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8, 2026

PRIME Minister Dr Andrew Holness has announced that the Government will initially limit the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) t...

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Enough of the absences

Judge tells co-accused Pinnock he may have to cross-examine witness himself

BY DANA MALCOLM Observer online reporter malcolmd@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8, 2026

Clearly frustrated by disruptions caused by the repeated absence of a defence attorney, Justice Sanchia Burrell on Wednesday told co-accused Fritz Pin...

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Scotia going private

Minority shareholders approve $63.50-billion buyout

BY DAVID ROSE Observer business writer davidr@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8, 2026

Scotia Group Jamaica Limited (SGJ) is set to become a private company in the coming months as minority shareholders on Wednesday approved an offer by ...

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200 Cubans back in public health system

BY RENAE OSBOURNE Observer staff reporter osbourner@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8, 2026

THE Government has re-engaged 157 Cuban medical professionals months after the collapse of a long-standing bilateral health-care arrangement with Cuba...

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Golding, Chuck trade blows over Gun Court data

BY JEROME WILLIAMS Observer staff reporter williamsj@jamaicaobserver.com

October 8, 2026

JUSTICE Minister Delroy Chuck and Opposition Leader Mark Golding clashed in Parliament on Tuesday over data on the Gun Court. The exchange was sparked...

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