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Region's leaders confident Jamaica can solve crime problem

CARICOM nations are not fazed by Jamaica's crime problem and regional leaders are confident that the P. J. Patterson Government can find adequate solutions.

US team summoned to fix JPSCo woes
A team of United States experts have been brought to Jamaica to help restore the reliability of electricity supply to the island.

Manual offers help for kids in custody

The Ministry of Health has launched a new manual aimed at ensuring that children receive the right kind of help and are not detained with adults if they are brought before the law.