Mother and four children found dead in Clarendon Jamaica
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Chief Justice discards some charges but 28 Members of the Klansman/One Don Gang still have cases to answer
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The riveting trial of the 33 alleged members of the St Catherine-based Klansman gang entered another dimension on Monday with the ruling by Chief Justice Bryan Sykes that the remaining 28 have cases to answer, despite the significantly whittled down 25-count indictment brought by the Crown at the start of the case in September last year.
Accompong Maroons Take Jamaican Government to Court
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"I am Innocent" - Declares Reputed Klansman Gang Leader Andre "Blackman" Bryan
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Andre “Blackman” Bryan, the man accused of being the leader of the St Catherine-based Klansman gang, has professed his innocence.
Man in custody for defrauding reggae singer Marcia Griffiths
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Manchester businesswoman ordered to forfeit $105m in properties to state
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Female Banker With Slapped Cocaine and Firearm Charges
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Ian Fleming International Airport Receives First International Flight
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The Ian Fleming International Airport in Boscobel, St. Mary today welcomed its first commercial flight from Providenciales, Turks and Caicos.
Woman's killing in Spanish Town believed to be reprisal attack
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Police identify men found dead inside car in Portmore
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NPTAJ wants teachers fined $2.5m for practicing without licence
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SERHA Saddened by Death of Board Member, Omar Francis
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The Board and Management of the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA), is deeply saddened by the death of board member, Mr. Omar Francis, who died in a motor vehicle accident today (Monday, June 13, 2022).
Mr. Francis was appointed to SERHA’s board in December 2020 and served as the chairman of the Spanish Town Hospital's Management Committee. Through his sterling leadership, the hospital has made several achivements to its infrastructure and services, which will not be forgotten.
Mr. Wentworth Charles, Board Chairman, SERHA, expressed sadness at the news of the passing of Mr. Francis. “It is really a sad time for us, for the staff, the team at the Spanish Town Hospital and the Health Ministry. He will be long remembered for his kind-hearted spirit and for his dedication towards fulfilling the mandate for a better health care system.”
The Board and Management of SERHA extend sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Mr.Francis.
May Almighty God give rest and peace to the departed soul.
With deepest sympathy.