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St. Elizabeth Communities Receive First Ever Flow of Piped Water
News
27 October 2019

St. Elizabeth Communities Receive First Ever Flow of Piped Water

History was created in Junction St. Elizabeth on Wednesday, October 24 as the Government commissioned the first ever piped water system in the parish.

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We Still have Work to Do – Minister Vaz
News
27 October 2019

We Still have Work to Do – Minister Vaz

Minister without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister and Chairman of Jamaica’s National Competitiveness Council, the Hon Daryl Vaz has welcomed the movement of four places in the recent Doing Business Report published by the World Bank.

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GOJ, OAS Partner to Combat Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking
News
27 October 2019

GOJ, OAS Partner to Combat Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking

The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) has implemented drug control measures, in keeping with the recommendations of the Multilateral Evaluation Mechanism (MEM) to tackle drug abuse and the illicit trade.

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Police Investigators Scour Video Evidence Of HWT Crash
News
25 October 2019

Police Investigators Scour Video Evidence Of HWT Crash

Acting head of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch, Senior Superintendent Gary McKenzie, said the police are now trying to locate Chad Ingram of a Central Village, St Catherine address who they suspect was driving the taxi when it veered off onto the sidewalk of Eastwood Park Road and slammed into a male and a female pedestrian.

Read more: Police Investigators Scour Video Evidence Of HWT Crash

Jacques Road gangster killed while taking his baby to the doctor
News
25 October 2019

Jacques Road gangster killed while taking his baby to the doctor

Forty-two year old Clifton Brown, a man who is said to be the right hand lieutenant of a don based in the Mountain View area, allegedly carried his child to the doctor at a Vineyard Town medical facility, because the child's mother was not available to do so. 

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  1. Government continues with Master Plan for Bernard Lodge
  2. Bolt, Christian to receive humanitarian award
  3. Narcotics Police Nab Six for Drug Offences
  4. Police brutality captured on camera
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