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Still no arrest for Jean Ann Panton following more police interrogation
News
15 February 2023

Still no arrest for Jean Ann Panton following more police interrogation

Jean-Ann Panton, the woman at the centre of a multi-billion dollar fraud at securities dealers Stocks and Securities Limited (SSL), was again questioned by police on Tuesday.

Read more: Still no arrest for Jean Ann Panton following more police interrogation

Tags: Fraud, Usain Bolt, FBI, SSL, Jean Ann Panton
Authorities take aim at people with unexplained wealth
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15 February 2023

Authorities take aim at people with unexplained wealth

The Government has again signalled its intention to go after persons with unexplained wealth.

Read more: Authorities take aim at people with unexplained wealth

Woman cop charged in rape, robbery case in St Elizabeth
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15 February 2023

Woman cop charged in rape, robbery case in St Elizabeth

A woman constable has been charged in connection with an ongoing investigation of rape and robbery, allegedly committed by another member of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, in Black River, St Elizabeth on January 30.

Read more: Woman cop charged in rape, robbery case in St Elizabeth

NHT to introduce new financing model - GG
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15 February 2023

NHT to introduce new financing model - GG

As the Government seeks to vastly increase the number of affordable housing units entering the market, the State-owned National Housing Trust will introduce a new financing model which will entail partner arrangements with regulated mortgage-lending institutions during the 2023/24 financial year.

Read more: NHT to introduce new financing model - GG

Shelly, Asafa praise Sigma Run's role in nation-building
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13 February 2023

Shelly, Asafa praise Sigma Run's role in nation-building

Jamaica's sprint great Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce and former superstar Asafa Powell are lauding the Caribbean's largest road race, the Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run, for its extraordinary contribution to nation-building.

Read more: Shelly, Asafa praise Sigma Run's role in nation-building

Tags: ShellyAnn Fraser Pryce, Sagicor, Asafa Powell, Sigma
  1. FID welcomes Privy Council ruling on money laundering
  2. Jamaican 'Mastermind' extradited from Panama to US on lottery scam charges
  3. INDECOM repeats call for police body-worn cameras
  4. Sagicor employee charged with fraud
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