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Hold your horses - Off-track betting barred on Sundays - Raceday still on

25.11.2009 22:36    jamaica-gleaner.com
THE CHURCH has claimed a major victory in its Sunday racing lobby, after it was revealed yesterday that the horse racing industry was thrown into a tailspin on the issue. News broke late afternoon that Caymanas Track Limited's (CTL) Off-Track
Hold your horses - Off-track betting barred on Sundays - Raceday still on


Kikwete wants agri ties with Jamaica

25.11.2009 22:36    jamaica-gleaner.com
Tanzanian President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete says he is impressed with Jamaica's agricultural research, and wants closer cooperation between both countries in that area."There is need for exchanging information and exchanging experience...
Kikwete wants agri ties with Jamaica

Davies defends FINSAC

25.11.2009 22:36    jamaica-gleaner.com
Former Minister of Finance Dr Omar Davies has staunchly defended the establishment of the Financial Sector Adjustment Company (FINSAC). Taking centre stage at yesterday's session of the FINSAC Commission of Enquiry, Davies said the only thing...
Davies defends FINSAC

Welcome to Rosemary Castle

25.11.2009 22:35    jamaica-gleaner.com
If you tell most residents of Portmore, St Catherine, to meet you in Rosemary Castle, they will not have any idea where to go. However, if you tell them to meet you in Naggo Head, they will know the quaint


New faces for HIV in Jamaica

25.11.2009 22:35    jamaica-gleaner.com
At 23 years old, Jason Richards has taken on the role of advocating for decreased stigmatisation for persons living with HIV/AIDS, after being diagnosed with the disease more than five years ago. "My family, friends, everybody who I don't know...
New faces for HIV in Jamaica

Police struggle to arrest child prostitution on 'Back Road'

25.11.2009 22:35    jamaica-gleaner.com
The phenomenon of minors engaging in prostitution on Port Henderson Road in St Catherine is well known to the police but arresting the matter is proving to be a major challenge.The police are also struggling with a growing trend, where
Police struggle to arrest child prostitution on 'Back Road'

Jamaica gets education loan from World Bank

25.11.2009 22:35    jamaica-gleaner.com
JAMAICA YESTERDAY signed a US$16-million loan from the World Bank Board to support reforms in the education system. The loan, which equates to J$1.4 billion, is repayable in 26 years, including a five-year grace period.Yvonne Tsikata, World Bank director...

'Unforgivable' - PAJ absence evokes ire of parliamentary committee

25.11.2009 22:34    jamaica-gleaner.com
A PARLIAMENTARY committee examining the role of music and the media in instigating violence yesterday blasted the Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) after it failed to have a representative at the meeting...
'Unforgivable' - PAJ absence evokes ire of parliamentary committee

Convicted cop killer murdered after his release from prison

25.11.2009 22:34    jamaica-gleaner.com
The Spanish Town police in St Catherine remained on high alert yesterday following the murder of 53-year-old Lenford Hamilton, otherwise known as 'Satta John', in Buck Town near Spanish Town.Reports from the police are that, about 10:30 am, residents...
Convicted cop killer murdered after his release from prison

NEWS BRIEFS

25.11.2009 22:34    jamaica-gleaner.com
Fraud Squad to probe labour ministry The Fraud Squad has been asked to investigate financial irregularities at the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.Two senior officers have been suspended in connection with the matter.One of the officers has...
NEWS BRIEFS

Cops clear the air on official towing policy

25.11.2009 22:34    jamaica-gleaner.com
The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has announced its official procedure for the seizure of vehicles by police personnel amid claims that cops have been conspiring with wrecker drivers to shake down motorists."There have been such allegations...
Cops clear the air on official towing policy

Everyday People Making a Difference Honored on CNN

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
Everyday People Making a Difference Honored on CNN

Researchers Develop Machine To Recycle Carbon Dioxide Into Fuel

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
Researchers Develop Machine To Recycle Carbon Dioxide Into Fuel

Gaming the Future and Getting it Right: an Interview with Dr. John Robinson

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
Gaming the Future and Getting it Right: an Interview with Dr. John Robinson

US Will Announce Target for Cutting Carbon Emissions Before Copenhagen

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
US Will Announce Target for Cutting Carbon Emissions Before Copenhagen

Eyes on the Street: Bigger Sidewalks, Better Bike Lanes, Safer Streets

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
Eyes on the Street: Bigger Sidewalks, Better Bike Lanes, Safer Streets

The Copenhagen Diagnosis: Sobering Update on the Science

25.11.2009 16:08    worldchanging.com
About Worldchanging Alex Steffen Worldchanging Staff Press Room
The Copenhagen Diagnosis: Sobering Update on the Science

Teen prostitutes - Missing 15-y-o selling sexual favours on 'Back Road'

25.11.2009 00:38    jamaica-gleaner.com
AT LEAST one, and maybe more, of the young girls reported missing under the Ananda Alert system are in St Catherine, working as prostitutes on the Port Henderson strip, better known as 'Back Road'. Up to September this year, 1,206
Teen prostitutes - Missing 15-y-o selling sexual favours on 'Back Road'

Tanzanian president to speak in Parliament

25.11.2009 00:38    jamaica-gleaner.com
THE USUAL Tuesday sitting of the House of Representatives will not take place today.Instead, elected representatives are taking a breather as they await the arrival of Tanzania's President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete. Kikwete, who arrived yesterday and leaves on Thursday...
Tanzanian president to speak in Parliament

Greetings, the Jamaican way - Spanish Town man plans to take over local greeting card market

25.11.2009 00:38    jamaica-gleaner.com
MOVE OVER, Hallmark, Post Note Greetings is on its way! OK, perhaps Hallmark is safe for now, but someday Post Note Greetings may be a real competitor.Post Note Greetings is a company set up by Fitzroy Barnett, a Spanish Town

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