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Lead Stories


Private schools bailout
When the new school year starts in September, more than 20 cash-strapped private high schools across the island will receive a financial shot in the arm from the Government's new 'purchase of space' partnership programme.


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Gleaner letter brings couple together after 50 years
We'll go beyond duty's call during Junior Champs - Police
Bar Association execs to meet DPP on prosecutors' exodus
MoBay street people situation still unresolved

News


Saga of a drug mule
'Lucky' is a sufferer from a so-called ghetto in the Corporate Area. Her life has been hard, compounded by the fact that she has her aged and ailing parents and three young children to support.


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Ganja still a burning issue in Ja
The allure of downtown Kingston

Business


InfoChannel seeks redress from C&W in VSAT battle
InfoChannel Ltd., one of the island's leading Internet service providers, is seeking to make telecommunications giant Cable & Wireless a respondent in the constitutional motion it has brought against the Government for US$27 million in compensation.


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Jamaica looks to natural gas
JEF launches report on contract labour

Sport


Girlz crush Puerto Rico
Jamaica's women made a deafening statement when they hammered a weak Puerto Rico 8-0 in the first leg of a Caribbean Zone World Cup football qualifier at the Tony Spaulding Sports Complex yesterday.


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Kingston defeat Manchester
Ottey set to miss Euro Champs
Simpson lights up the Park
JAMFIT Fitness Expo on this month
Cheers for World Juniors

Commentary


Editorial - Welcome to the world, again
It was just over a century ago that Jamaica hosted a six-month-long international industrial exhibition in Kingston at which many countries and individual cities in the world mounted exhibits and which was attended by more than 300,000 visitors...


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Despair at new remand centre
IAAF/Coca Cola World Junior Championships
Some words of wisdom

Letters


JFF dilemma regrettable
THE EDITOR, Sir: The present financial dilemma in which the Jamaica Football Federation has found itself is rather regrettable when viewed against the background of the tremendous strides football has taken over the years...


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Outlawed lottery gimmicks legalised
Adams' notorious statement
Better communication in emergencies
UWI responds to Mottley

Entertainment


Love dancehall style
If a dancehall anthem was to be created (that is, to replace Shabba Rankin's most renown work), it would probably be about the loverman.


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NDTC moves to Jamaican rhythm
'Reggae Explosion' is sheer dynamite

Religion


Pastoral concerns - From obeah worker to deliverance minister
Joseph Awojobi enters a bookstore in the Mandeville area. A woman who works there asks him: "Are you a pastor?" He replies: "Yes." Woman: "Are you Awojobi?"


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The call to unity
Kids speak out - Do you think the Bible is difficult to understand?

Arts &Leisure


IOJ calls for Independence objects
The Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) is seeking assistance from the public to mount an Independence exhibition.


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(He)artically speaking
The post-graduate experience
'Negus' - Important addition to black anthology

Outlook


Opinion - Does love exist?
As I sit here, I am trying to make sense out of nonsense. Does one plus one really make two? Is everything I know and love merely the product of some being's fevered imagination? Is there really a God? Does love exist?


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Cover story - Moving out
Personality profile - I am 98!
Breaking the silence on HIV/AIDS - Daniel, the lion-hearted man

In Focus


Resurrecting downtown Kingston
The Jamaica Chamber of Commerce (JCC), declaring that public disorder and urban decay were threatening to destroy Kingston, said that now was the time for corrective action.


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Religion and drug addiction
Growing up with Jamaica - A whole new world




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