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GANG MAKES DEADLY RETURN

“One of Kingston's deadliest gangs, the 'Stingers' gang, is once again wreaking havoc .... read more

Suspects held in connection with missing couple

Two suspects have been questioned in connection with the disappearance of businessman Thomas Chambers and his wife,...

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Electrician on cocaine charge

An man appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday on drug charges.

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JPS cuts down on illegal power supply

For the second time in as many days, a team from the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) yesterday had to disconnect power supply to a new apartment complex...

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Increasing peanut productivity

Several peanut farmers in St Elizabeth benefited from a recent training seminar, hosted by the Jamaica 4-H Clubs, at the Warminster peanut factory, in the parish.

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	GANG MAKES DEADLY RETURN “One of Kingston's deadliest gangs, the 'Stingers' gang, is once again wreaking havoc .... read more
	Suspects held in connection with missing couple Two suspects have been questioned in connection with the disappearance of businessman Thomas Chambers and his wife,... read more Electrician on cocaine charge An man appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court yesterday on drug charges. read more JPS cuts down on illegal power supply For the second time in as many days, a team from the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) yesterday had to disconnect power supply to a new apartment complex... read more Increasing peanut productivity Several peanut farmers in St Elizabeth benefited from a recent training seminar, hosted by the Jamaica 4-H Clubs, at the Warminster peanut factory, in the parish. read more
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