Lead Stories
W Kingston death toll at 7 - Over 50 wounded in shootings between security forces, gunmen
THE GUNFIGHT between the security forces and gunmen continued yesterday for the second consecutive day in the western section of Kingston, with the police saying the casualties were seven shot dead and more than 50 wounded by bullets.

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Brink of anarchy
PM: More resources for security forces
Seaga wants Supt Adams out of West Kingston
JUTC alters downtown bus routes
Lack of documents stymie probe of cable company

News
KPH an oasis in an area of violence
THE KPH seemed like an oasis. Located in an area of violence, it gave a sense of normalcy yesterday as skeleton staff hurried to perform their duties and a few visitors hastened to leave the compound. But there was always awareness that danger lurked...

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Hyundai dashboards said defective
Digicel customers report problems

Business
Robertson praises Ja, Venezuela bilateral relationship
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Paul Robertson, has praised the "excellent bilateral relations" developed over the years between Jamaica and Venezuela.

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Corporate governance ­ Selection of directors

Sport
Jamaica fly over Sisserous
Roseau, Dominica: JAMAICA put on an electrifying performance and shocked Dominica 88-28 to record their third straight win, and by the largest margin so far, of the Americas Federation of Netball Associations tournament last night.

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Atkinson continues golden form
Lowe inspires Kansas victory
Cuff leads JDF to victory
Hectic day for Sunshine Girls

Commentary
Braeton killings go to Coroner's Court
ON MAY 9 we reported that the Coroner for St. Catherine had received only a half-page report from the police Bureau of Special Investigations merely confirming the Braeton killings of March 14. The tenor of that report was that the Coroner had not...

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War crimes and int'l justice

Letters
Letter of the Day - The fall and rise of companies
THE EDITOR, Sir: I HAVE no problem with foreigners taking controlling interest in Jamaican companies.

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Refusal to vote
Guarded enclaves and unfulfilled dreams
Sexual orientation and the PM
The PNP's neglect of St Mary
Reliable information a casualty of conflict
Voting and democracy

Entertainment
Artistes shine at gospel concert
A LOW TURN out for the Shabach Gospel Concert did not deter the performers from 'ministering their hearts out.' From the beginning it was clear that the Holy Spirit would have its way with the gathering at the Old Harbour Church of God on Saturday...

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Theatre gives time to street boys

Flair
E-learning opportunities
Contributor IS THERE something you have been dying to learn but cannot find the time or the money to pay for the classes? Then you might want to surf the 'Net to find free courses in your area of interest. E-learning is one of the offsprings of the...

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Pearls of wisdom from Jewel Diamond-Taylor author and motivational speaker
Protect the next generation of women Judith P. Nembhard, PhD.
Dancing away the menopause blues .. and discomforts
Sun block - Is it necessary?
Is your work in tune with your temperament?