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published: Friday | April 20, 2007

Lead Stories


Lara walks
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Reuters): West Indies captain Brian Lara announced his retirement from international cricket yesterday ending a record-breaking career as a batsman.Lara said his last match for West Indies would be tomorrow's World Cup match against England at the Kensington Oval....

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Saved by the A-G! - No banning of 'sweet nothings'
Portmore hospital to break ground July
Jamaican slays mother, others before turning gun on self
Brothers charged with killing cop remanded
MP worried about non-custodial sentencing for some sex offenders
Computers stolen from Supreme Court
Double murder on University Road
Woolmer coroner's inquest postponed

News


'It has never been this bad' - Principal of Denham Town Primary laments violence
IT WAS a much calmer day for staff and students at the Denham Town Primary School yesterday, two days after an alleged gunfight between police and gunmen in west Kingston sent residents scurrying to safety. As the more than 1,000 students settled in...

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Highway cyclists in danger - Bike paths among plans on table for Portmore leg
Britain to implement immigration points system next year
Clarke grabs dairy decline by the horns
Shaw wants enviro levy outlined
Agriculture Ministry offers loan for small farmers
Police firearms to be tested

Business


KFC's US$1m reimaging - The Colonel dons an apron
Restaurants of Jamaica, the franchise holders of KFC, is investing millions of dollars to expand and remodel its stores, a dictate of the multinational parent which is trying to reshape its image worldwide and has carved out a new and contemporary design...

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Courts freeze Croskery, Chen-Young assets - Trail of hidden properties unearthed
Pan Caribbean transformation by year end -Pratt dismisses suggestions commercial bank market crowded
Changing oil dynamics - Trinidad proposes refinery, natural gas line deals with Venezuela
Market disappointment
JDIC banking on healthy financial sector - No premium rate increase for policyholders
Flat financials force First Global
In Leslie Robinson's honour: commitment to better schooling
COMMENTARY - POCA sharpens anti-money laundering provisions
Breached budget promises widen credibility gap
Top bauxite exporter withdraws mining agreements for review

Sport


A victory at last for the Windies
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados: THE WEST Indies, led by an attacking and attractive innings by Ramnaresh Sarwan, entertained an excellent gathering at Kensington Oval yesterday and, in the process, ticked off their first victory in the Super Eights round of the Cricket World Cup...

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'Admiral' considers jumping ship at Arnett
Plucky Kiwis want to put pressure on Aussies
Air Jamaica gives Sunshine Girls $9m in sponsorship
Waterhouse Portmore in 1-1 draw
Fletcher calls it a day as England's coach
Ronaldo not great yet - Pele
Warriors through to play-offs
Federer in cruise mode
Racing Along - Bank on Tantesolde
HORSE SENSE - The beginning

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Lessons from the Mirant deal
It is perhaps instructive that Jamaica Public Service (JPS) represents over 70 per cent of the nearly US$1.1 billion that the Japanese firm, Marubeni, intends to pay Mirant Corporation for its Caribbean electricity businesses once the deal is finalised.

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The pain of going home
Horror that shocked the world
What has slavery taught us?

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Christian pretenders misleading the people
The Editor, Sir: As the political atmosphere heats up, there appears to be a religious element coming to the forefront that was never usually there - at least not as brazen as it is seen now. Mrs. Simpson Miller's constant reference to a mandate given from God is really worrying.

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Calling Mr Wilson!
Voting for the devil?
Election cricket

Entertainment


Jason 'Mightyer' than appearances
Do not look at his nice clothes or his well-groomed physique; Jason Mighty has a lot more to offer. Mighty had his dreams of being a good quality DJ shattered around 2000, when he got saved and was told the truth about his talent...

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Nico Bam Bam has a 'Hype'
JAI finds a slightly younger brother
'Children of Men' intense on reproduction
'Mizchif' combines fun day, stage show
May 4 deadline for Red Bull Music Academy applications

Social


John Lee hits 70!
WESTERN BUREAU: It took two days for retired Montego Bay businessman John Lee and his friend Maurice Whittingham to celebrate their birthdays' and vintage reggae artiste Freddie McGregor's presence at Groovy Grouper to get Brian Jardim on a plane from Miami, Florida....

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Steve and Betty Ashley's 11th anniversary
Making French connections


 




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