US Bobsledder to Switch Allegiance to Compete For Jamaica
In recent times we have heard of several Jamaican athletes switching their allegiance to represent other countries. Now an American
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Retired Politicians Prove Reparations are Impossible
Ever wonder why, when politicians retire, they can say things they never would say while in power? Take the utterings
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Infection Control Is Everyone’s Responsibility
Up to 20% of infants under one month old develop sepsis, or systemic infection, and approximately 1% die of sepsis-related
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Address the Main Culprit or Babies Will Continue to Die
It should be very comforting to several women of childbearing age, what was said by a top official at Cornwall Regional Hospital
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Salaries For Teachers Delayed – Education Ministry
A recent release by The Ministry of Education has informed staff members in public schools that October’s salaries and allowances at the
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Jamaica’s Minimum Wage to Be Raised Early 2016
The island’s minimum wage could be raised as early as January 2016. According to the Gleaner, Chairman of the Minimum Wage
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We Are Throwing Pebbles at Aircraft Carriers!
Jamaica is a country of superlatives and proud grandeur but our greatness in international track and music cannot mask our
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Bacteria Has Led to Death of 18 Babies Since July, Jamaicans Urged Not to Panic
18 babies have reportedly died in Jamaica after being infected with a bacteria called Klebsiella but health officials have stated there is
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Past Students of Schools in Islington, St. Mary Unite to Provide Assistance in their Communities
Past Students of Schools in Islington, St. Mary Unite to Provide Assistance to Community Schools Fort Lauderdale, Florida – October
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Doctor Gets National Award For Heroically Saving Man’s Life
Dr. Ricard Bennett today (October 19) received the Badge of Honour for Gallantry from Governor General, His Excellency the Most Hon.
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Would Your Ancestors Be Proud of You ?
Today, is being celebrated as heroes day here in Jamaica and for many of us it’s just a day to
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How the “Red Igbos” Came to Jamaica
Originating primarily from the Bight of Biafra in West Africa, Igbo people were taken in relatively high numbers to Jamaica
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Former Miss Jamaica Universe Confident Ahead of Debut on The Apprentice (Video)
Miss Jamaica Universe 2008, April Jackson seems to beaming with confidence ahead of her appearance on The Apprentice 2015 which airs
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Cherchez La Femme?
When I came back to live in Jamaica in 1989 after being away at school for over a decade I
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