NEVILLE WILLOUGHBY: MAY 5, 1937 - DECEMBER 20, 2006 - 'Uncle Neville' will be missed - Veteran broadcaster, radio icon, succumbs to injuries
NEVILLE Willoughby, who died yesterday at the University Hospital of the West Indies, has been celebrated as one of Jamaica's premier broadcasters whose career spanned almost five decades. Willoughby, who was 69 years old, succumbed to injuries...
Woman cop foils robbery - Heroic constable challenges three gunmen, kills one
Traditionally, the women of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) are seen as reserved and, for the most part, out of the spotlight. That image was changed for about 10 minutes Tuesday night, when a 23-year-old woman constable...
What is the PSOJ?
The Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica is a voluntary national organisation of some 330 private sector associations, companies and individuals. Some objectives of the PSOJ are to lobby government for policies and programmes...
Arms find linked to drug-for-gun trade
WESTERN BUREAU: The seizure of 10 illegal firearms - eight AK-47 rifles and two revolvers - at Great Bay Fishing Beach in St. Elizabeth yesterday has been linked to the drug-for-gun smuggling ring between Jamaica and sections of Central America.
Uncle Neville: 'He taught us humility'
While the Constant Spring Police were yesterday still investigating the circumstances that claimed the life of veteran radio broadcaster Neville Willoughby, his colleagues at Radio Jamaica were remembering an icon who showed humility.
New Computed Tomography (CT ) equipment for three hospitals
Three public hospitals are to receive Multi-slice scanners as part of the Government's preparation of the health sector for Cricket World Cup 2007. Information Minister Donald Buchanan told journalists ...
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