Ja more corrupt
JAMAICA HAS moved closer to being named highly corrupt, a new report from Transparency International is showing.

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Controversy over call for State of Emergency
20 detained in Clarendon
Microphone glitches pause education debate
Notice gets funds to repair market
Work permits for Haitians approved

Nat'l minerals policy on the way
A NATIONAL minerals policy is currently being developed to look at all the country's mineral wealth and the mechanisms to develop these resources.

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Over $491m in drugs seized since January
17-y-o identified as alleged gunman
Colourful performances open trade expo
Carib countries lobby to change abortion law

Confidence rebounds
BUSINESS AND consumer confidence in the economy have rebounded substantially in the September quarter, though not enough to wipe out the plunge of the previous quarters.

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Tourism still tops forex earn ings
Grace buys into Barbados
JPSCo looks to capital markets
Trinis are buoyant
Be all you are not

Ja set for third win
JAMAICA, WITH two victories in two matches take on Canada, two defeats in two starts, in the Red Stripe Bowl tournament at Port Esquivel today.

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Forest Fresh gets the nod
'Manley' advance
Leewards rebound
Christiana poised to advance

Cancer-awareness education
JAMAICA HAS one of the highest rates of cervical cancer in the world. Cancer of the cervix, untreated, sentences women to a painful, malingering death, accompanied by an obnoxious odour.

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The education blame game
Crime and justice

Understanding the value of education
THE EDITOR, Sir: SOLUTIONS TO major social problems have always been controversial and education is no different.

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Unforgettable experience
Perplexed by Air J
Trying to find Steve Russell
Teachers who cared
Showing signs of weakness
Corruption, violence and crime
Get your facts straight, Fr Ho Lung
A case of negligence
The fear factor
Our people must come first

Clueless on breast X-ray
Breast cancer rate is running high but a large chunk of the Jamaican population has no idea what a mammogram is and what it is supposed to do.

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Children and violence
Dealing with injuries
Choose soft-bristle toothbrushes
Marrying diet & exercise
Vaginal discharge in a young child
Get your own medicine!