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Jagdeo's regret
Guyana's President says he did not mean to be offensive
GUYANESE PRESIDENT Bharrat Jagdeo yesterday expressed "deep regret" over negative comments he made a week ago in the United States about the levels of HIV...
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Boys excel with mentorship
Cockburn Gardens Primary and Junior High Red Cross Club
Students on charity mission
Cheney drops 'F-word bomb'
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Mom still traumatised
One year after son was killed by police
WESTERN BUREAU: ALMOST A year after police shot and killed her 22-year-old son, Merline Scott is still traumatised by the incident. The timing of Tamoky Scott's death...
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The battle for Lasco continues
Immaculate, Westwood win 'most environmentally aware' award
CCJ debate begins next week
Errol Miller receives EI Albert Shanker award
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Spacious Liguanea Post Mall opens
THE LIGUANEA Post Mall was officially opened Wednesday in what is deemed as the first joint venture agreement between the Government and the private sector to modernise Jamaica's postal services.
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St Ann Parish Council to clean up Ocho Rios
Numerous tax charges against MoBay company
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Bailey, Campbell on collision course
DEFENDING WOMEN'S 100 metres champion Aleen Bailey and former champion Veronica Campbell are poised for a battle royal in today's women's 100 metres event at the JAAA/Supreme Ventures National Athletics...
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Facey's medal hopes take a dive
C&W pulls plug on WI cricket
Lara dodges Viv issue
Lil' Country Boy fancied in big clash
And then there were 15
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On track to Olympic glory
THE XXVIII Olympiad in Athens, Greece, birthplace of the modern Games, is just seven weeks away and Jamaica's preparations for the world's biggest sporting event are in full gear. This weekend is an important one for the island's best athletes as they...
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Dumb and DOMA
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LETTER OF THE DAY:
Who cares about the CSME?
THE EDITOR, Sir: I HAD the honour of speaking to a gathering of students in their final or penultimate years at secondary school and I decided to speak on the state of free ...
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Public servants and their responsibility
On oil, age and the status quo
Opening our doors to build Jamaica
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ENTERTAINMENT DIARY
HOT PICKS: SATURDAY, June 26: Hard Rock Entertainment Camouflage - Operation Badda Dan will be held at Fort Charles, Port Royal. Featuring Assassin and Vybz Kartel...
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USELESS FACT OF THE WEEK
Group says Shakespeare didn't write several plays
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Farmer's Weekly |
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'It was destiny'
SPALDINGS, Clarendon: DESPITE BEING raised on a farm, Glen Mason, 39, had no intentions to become a farmer. In fact, while attending secondary school his dream was always to ...
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Jablum Coffee goes instant
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Errol Rattray - uniting the churches
'Then Hurricane Gilbert struck on September 12, 1988. This became a watershed in his journey of faith as he sensed God speaking to him in the immediate ...
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Pulling down the barriers
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