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Bartlett calls for oversight of travel advisories
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has expressed the need for global oversight of travel advisories issued for destinations.
Government Will Not Relent in Ensuring the Safety of Jamaicans – Chang
Minister of National Security, Dr. Horace Chang is affirming that the security forces are moving swiftly to capture the perpetrators of the brazen and cruel murder of a man this morning (November 6) while he was dropping off his child at the Cornwall Gardens Basic School in Mount Salem, North West St James.
Alvaranga makes big early season splash with
Fourteen year old Zaneta Alvaranga delivered an eye popping early-season performance that set tongues wagging at the National Aquatic Centre recently.
Hope, Chase power Windies to ODI win over Afghanistan
Shai Hope and Roston Chase struck half-centuries to power West Indies to a seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in the first one-day international in smog-hit Lucknow on Wednesday.
Sprint princess Elaine Thompson weds athlete partner
Olympic gold medallist Elaine Thompson got married to former athlete and coach Derron Herah on Saturday, November 2 at Old Fort Bay in St Ann.
Olympian Michael Fray is dead
Jamaican Olympian Michael Fray is dead. Fray competed at the 1968 and 1972 Olympic Games.
Would-be robber disarmed, firearm handed over to cops
One firearm and several rounds of ammunition were handed over to the Harbour View Police on Monday, November 4 following an attempted robbery on Harbour Drive, Kingston 17.
Palace Amusement continues to hold its own despite declining audiences
Knutsford Express Services Ltd drives revenues to new highs
CCCL revenues cracked in third quarter by heavy rainfall
Caribbean Cement Company Limited has continued its robust growth with revenue for the first three quarters of the year jumping to $13.5 billion, an increase of 2 per cent when compared to the period last year. However, heavy rainfall combined with other operational expenses to squeeze profit margins in the third quarter.