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published: Wednesday | May 2, 2007

Lead Stories


No health fees for children - Move to cost Government of Jamaica $350m
By month-end, the nation's over one million children will be exempt from health fee charges in public hospitals, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller stated yesterday during her presentation to the 2007/2008 Budget Debate in the House of Representatives....

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Better housing benefits
Second leg of highway to kick off
Undaunted scholar, despite many odds
Bootleg backlash
Lee Chin top donor to Royal Ontario Museum's expansion - New wing scheduled to open June 2
Call for 'no-fighting' policy in schools
Special cops to ferret out guns
Rift in Olmert coalition after Israel war report

News


A tough year for tourism - Fallout in US market pressuring sector in Jamaica, says Smith
WESTERN BUREAU: Director of Tourism, Basil Smith, is forecasting that 2007 will be a challenging year for Jamaica's tourism in the United States, based on a number of inevitable issues currently being experienced. He said however that, in spite of the circumstances...

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Japex 2007 show bigger and better
Bahamians vote for new gov't today
Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) gets $1 million in big-hearted donation
Bayliss bids New Kgn goodbye - Cop takes up assignment in Manchester
'Zekes' to be tried in June
Health Ministry warns against home tests
Managing the thieves of time (Part IV) - Procrastination and how to overcome it

Business


Mirant to net US$350m for JPS
Mirant Corporation will net, after backing out debt and other financial obligations, an estimated US$350 million, from the sale of Jamaica Public Service (JPS), which is being offloaded with its other Caribbean energy assets to Japan's Marubeni Corporation...

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C&WJ loses financial officer
Scotia Group lists on stock exchange - Dives on first day of trading
Air Jamaica outsources vacation arm to American company
Caribbean worried about changes in energy market
Four bidders for Nigeria oil contract - Contractor General still probing Trafigura award
Red Stripe losing two managers to new Diageo postings
BP chief executive quits over gay affair
Developing a successful customer relations strategy

Sport


Uphill challenge for young Reggae Boyz
JAMAICA'S NATIONAL Under-17 footballers face a mammoth task in their quest for World Cup glory when they tackle favourites Costa Rica at 7:00 tonight at the National Stadium. In the curtain raiser at 5:00 p.m., it will be a clash of the North Americans as Canada...

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Walsh's supreme venture
Time for Introspection
It's time for West Indies cricket to bite the bullet
Liverpool win thriller in champion's league semi-final
Delegates reject JFF financial statements
Cavaliers boosted by unlikely heroes
Changing of guard in Aussie ranks
Sri Lanka grounded in London
Sarwan's credentials better - WICB boss

Commentary


EDITORIAL - WICB should let them strike
After the ignominy of the World Cup and the sufferance with which they will be hosted by England, one would have thought that the West Indies cricket team and their union would be shamed into reason. But it seems that Dinanath Ramnarine, the CEO...

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Where do we learn how tonegotiate?
Business-friendly environment
Europe, Africa, Jamaica

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Dangerous mix of divinity and politics
The Editor, Sir: The Weekly Gleaner of April 16-22, 2007, featured certain sectors of the Jamaican church praying for the Jamaican Prime Minister, the Honourable Portia Simpson Miller. They also issued 'prophecies' about her being victorious in the upcoming elections.

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The aim of education
Children and the NHFund
How to pick your MPs

Entertainment


Empress-ive wardrobe for Zahra
Bon voyage to the Rastafarian Queen Zahra Redwood. The Miss Jamaica Universe winner is preparing to go to Mexico for the Miss Universe finals. On Monday night Pulse executives gave the press the chance to view pieces of Zahra's exquisite wardrobe at the Pulse penthouse...

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Pirates spin Spider-Man web of deceit

Profiles in Medicine


BE WELL - Male circumcision - the new frontier in the fight against HIV/AIDS
Evidence that male circumcision has a protective effect against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection in men is forcing world health experts to recommend it as a prevention strategy in the fight against HIV/AIDS....

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FITNESS CLUB - Exercise may slow down Prostate Cancer
Protect your child against 'running belly'
Nutrients from the ocean
PHARMACY TODAY - Our patients' charter
Letters - Exercise for younger, fresher looking skin



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