Land agency fraud under police probe - Over 50 cases being reviewed
THE POLICE Fraud Squad is investigating more than 50 cases of fraud at the National Land Agency (NLA), according to Elizabeth Stair, chief executive officer of the NLA.

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Hospital slowdown looms as med techs face the law
Nat'l Health Fund set for April start-up
Heat in the court!
'Iraqis revolting' - British claim internal uprising
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Police post brings end to violence in Kintyre
A POLICE post set up in the Kintyre community of St. Andrew seems to have had the desired effect of arresting a flare up of gun violence which claimed ten lives of several people over a two week period.

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Crime hampering IT market in Kingston
AK 47 rifle found in Black River
Ja needs common system of training - NCTVET
Susan Goffe defends JFJ
Smart Card a success, says JUTC
Gov'ts counting cost of Iraq war
...Bush increases price tag
Blair visits US for talks with Bush and Annan

Dollar in uncontrolled slide
IT TOOK consumers $4.80 more to buy a US dollar yesterday than it did at the start of the year.

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National stations to be franchised
Jamaica leans on Ecuador's oil
US says drug traffickers moving wads of cash through Jamaica
Dyoll awaits valuation result
PSOJ recognises innovative entrepreneurs
Micro-finance boost needed
Off-line promotion of your website

Sunshine Girls down Australia
CARLA WILLIAMS' 96 per cent shooting average and a last quarter resurgence led Jamaica's Sunshine Girls to a 49-46 victory over world netball champions Australia in their third practice match at G.C. Foster College yesterday.

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Let's go for Ridley Jacobs
Ponting not surprised by Aussies' dominance
Reggae Boyz open Gold Cup account today
Big plans for Guineas day

Insolence of office
HAMLET, IN his famous soliloquy, bemoans the "law's delay, the insolence of office" - maladies which have been endemic in Jamaican society.

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The conquering of Iraq
Hard times ahead for Ja
Vows and an ordination

The 'invisible hand' at work
THE EDITOR, Sir: I FULLY agree with Professor Vasciannie that the American-led invasion of Iraq cannot be justified on the basis of International Law...

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Are we biting the hand that feeds us?
Waiting for implementation
Art and beautification
Getting respect from the security forces
On the matter of JPs
Revealing the hidden agenda
Thank you Father Ho Lung

Oscar at Redbones
SUNDAY NIGHT saw one of the most prestigious award ceremonies in the film industry, The Academy Awards, taking place for the 75th time.

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Pulsating and crazy mood at Magaritaville
French singer closes 'A Touch of France'
'May Pen Menace' was fun!

Mystery illness
E VEN WHILE the world is distracted by air raid sirens and the "shock and awe" launched on the Middle Eastern country, Iraq, international scientists have been locked away in their laboratories...

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For breast cancer survivors Yoga moves
Thumbs up for 'carbs '