PNP back to the drawing board - Retreat to tackle economic crunch
THE PEOPLE'S National Party (PNP) will be going into retreat on January 10 to assess the limping economy, following persistent reports of a deepening fiscal crisis.
Gambling fakes face big fines
THE HOUSE of Representatives yesterday approved massive increases to the fines faced by illegal vendors of games of chance.
$3m penalty after man jumps bail
A MAN who stood surety for a murder accused has been ordered by the Supreme Court to pay the $3 million in the bond because the man has absconded bail.
PNP MPs to come under scrutiny
THE PERFORMANCE of Members of Parliament (MP) attached to the People's National Party (PNP) is to come under greater scrutiny with a new mandatory system which will rate their performance every month.
LASCO honours nine top cops
WESTERN BUREAU: NINE POLICEMEN and women from across the island were honoured Tuesday at the 2003 LASCO/ Jamaica Constabulary Force Police Officer of the Year award.
Blair, CARICOM heads talk security issues
CARICOM HEADS of Government, transiting London en route to the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Nigeria, took the opportunity yesterday, at the invitation of British Prime Minister Tony Blair...
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