Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced a special push by the Government to develop the eastern Jamaica parish of Portland.
Guns recovered under firearm amnesty to be tested
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The government’s gun amnesty is set to take effect this Saturday, November 5, 2022.
PSOJ head Keith Duncan calls for tougher resolve in crime fight
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President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) Keith Duncan has called for strong security measures to remove criminals, who he called 'terrorists', from the nation's streets.
Rohan Smith is LASCO/Jamaica Constabulary Force top cop
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Police Corporal Rohan Smith is a highly dedicated individual who places service above self. His overarching goal is to improve society by doing one good deed at a time for the betterment of the nation and its children.
School principal in St Catherine land scam granted $2m bail
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Suelyn Ward-Brown, the school principal who is implicated in an alleged land fraud in St Catherine has been granted $2 million bail.
PNP calls for immediate resignation of Health Minister Tufton
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The People’s National Party is calling for the immediate resignation of the Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, and a comprehensive probe into the deaths of 43% of the neonates in the nursery at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital (VJH).
Teacher, students faint before and after devotion at St. James school
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Several students and at least one teacher at the John Rollins Success Primary School in St James are now undergoing treatment following a bizarre incident before and after the school's general devotional exercise this morning.
Christian media group warns aginst changes to devotion policies in schools
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A local Christian media group is warning the Ministry of Education against diminishing the role of devotions in schools. This, after several students at Oberlin High collapsed during the school’s daily devotions on Wednesday.
Westmoreland killer's sentence overturned from 12 years to life in prison
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The Crown on Friday registered a historic win with the granting of the first appeal under the Judicature (Appellate Jurisdiction) (Amendment) Act, 2021 against Lindel Powell, otherwise called Lazarus, who was convicted for two counts of murder in a 2017 Westmoreland incident.
Prince Harry’s memoir, titled ‘Spare,’ to come out January 10
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Prince Harry’s memoir, an object of obsessive anticipation worldwide since first announced last year, is coming out January 10.
Hand of God? Scores of students at Oberlin High faint while being admonished during devotion
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There was a bizarre incident at the Oberlin High School in St Andrew this morning (October 26) as scores of students fainted during the school’s daily devotion.
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Police Federation slaps down Indecom- backs rank and file officers
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JDF officer accused of 16 rapes recalled from overseas training
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A Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) senior officer who is said to be at the centre of sexual harassment allegations has been recalled from training overseas to enable further investigation, the JDF said.
Detective Sergeant Sheldon Dobson, whose 18-month-old daughter died after being left unattended in his car for several hours earlier this year, had his bail extended when he appeared in the St Elizabeth Parish Court in Balaclava on Tuesday.
Jamaica should have popped Rushane Barnett’s neck – the death penalty is still in force, use it.
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By Andrew Clunis
Jamaica has squandered a perfect opportunity to send a very strong signal to the hordes of marauding killers in the country, in the failure to sentence and execute Clarendon massacre butcher, Rushane Barnett.