Police fraud probe - Investigation launched into $1.5m fund transfer
Fraud Squad detectives have been called in to investigate apparent financial irregularities at the Jamaica Police Academy (JPA) in St Catherine. The investigators are hoping to shed light on the circumstances under which $1.5 million was allegedly transferred...
- Dry dam gets a blessing
- Tough decisions coming - Golding - Holders of government debt safe as administration slashes expenditure
- PM confirms finance ministry movement
- PSOJ offers aid to Government
- GNAT students to wait another week
- Great Scot! - Story comes to bump for Amina
- Acting supt did not honour mandate
- Tree 'rises' from the dead - 'Resurrection' sparks excitement, fear in St Elizabeth community
- Vegetable shortage hits St Ann
- BRIEFS
No extortion! Mayor admonishes Old Harbour transport operators not to give in to thugs
Spanish Town Mayor Dr Andrew Wheatley has warned thugs that extortion would not be allowed to take root at the new transportation centre on Darlington Drive in Old Harbour, St Catherine. Wheatley, who chairs the St Catherine Parish Council, the municipal authority...
- Dr Levy, I presume? - New feather in cap for Broilers chairman
- Dare to be different
- Tribute to a true lady
- Met Service flaws undermine Jamaica farm insurance - report
- 'I have done it' - Hay-Webster renounces US citizenship
- Judgment day for NW Clarendon
- High praise for retired Court of Appeal judge
- Establishing your citizenship
- PNP caretaker briefly detained
- Choosing the job of your dreams
GK returns to core - Sells stakes in Fidelity, Versair to Goddard
GraceKennedy Limited has sold out its minority interest in Fidelity Motors Limited and its majority holdings in Versair In-Flite Services Limited to partner Goddard Enterprises Limited, saying the divestments were part of a programme to return to core business...
- Tastee Limited expands in recession-resistant patty market
- Drastic spending cuts in July underscore fiscal dilemma
- Air Jamaica, NCB ratings also cut
- Carib Cement sales grow as exports climb - Threatens to sue over local market share
- Cement waiver upheld by CCJ - TCL 'welcomes clarity' of CET suspensions
- CLICO downgraded to 'weak'
- Venezuela to pay down oil debt - Expects crude prices to drive up economy
- Fed gathers to take US economy's pulse
Gay fired up for Bolt clash
BERLIN (AP): At first sight, the World Championships are all about Usain Bolt, the Jamaican sprinter who seems to rake in Olympic gold medals and world records at will.This time though, Tyson Gay is in good shape and the triple defending world champion...
- Still in the blocks
- Winning start for netballers
- Controversy is nothing new for Jamaica
- Athlete PROFILE
- False-start rule change seems likely
- Reggae Boyz make fresh start
- 'Shortman' stays at Harbour View
- WICB, WIPA dealings at all-time low
- Dogfight for final semi-final place
- Football: w cup qualifier - Mexico hold advantage
EDITORIAL - JADCO's victory for principle
THE DECISION by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) to appeal the 'acquittal' by a disciplinary panel of the five athletes accused of taking a banned substance is unlikely to have been greeted with popular approval in Jamaica...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Produce more to improve conditions in Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Sir: I FEEL compelled to express my views through this medium in the hope that persons who have the power to lead the change will take note.With the decline in earnings from our bauxite industry and other sectors...
- Abortion and our spiritual leaders
- We should think for ourselves
- The Queen is not a foreigner
- Water woes
- Defending the Constitution
- Unfairly noisy
Unique closing ceremony for 11th daCi Conference
In addressing fellow delegates at the closing ceremony of the 11th Dance and the Child International (daCi) Conference, a young Jamaican summed up what the week meant for the more than 450 participants. She said the daCi Conference had taught time management...
- Yasus launches 'Kiss Mi Neck'
- Jazzin' at RedBones
- Jackson tribute to be televised globally
- Miss Jamaica World profiles
- Something extra
Raising children in difficult times
This is a tough financial year and it will be more difficult for parents now facing back-to-school expenses. Some parents have lost their jobs and businesses; others have to take up an additional job or business on the side to contend with increasing financial demands...
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