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T&T medical doctor on cocaine export charges

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – An Indian-born medical doctor will re-appear in court on June 30 after he was charged with possession and attempting to export nearly two kilograms of cocaine last year.

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Former ATL executives freed in fraud case

KINGSTON, Jamaica-- The three former ATL executives in the closely-watched pension fraud trial were freed by the court today.

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8-y-o dies in St Catherine fire

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica -- An eight year old boy died in a fire on Monday at his home in Planters district St Catherine.

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LIME donates to health care

KINGSTON, Jamaica -- The LIME Foundation recently donated a Slit Lamp valued more than J$1.5 million to the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI).

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Men found with 2696 pounds of ganja sentenced

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Three men who were arrested on July 1, 2012 and later charged with several offences under the Dangerous Drugs Act were on Monday sentenced, when they appeared in the Montego Bay...

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Constant Spring Road businessman arrested for electricity theft

KINGSTON, Jamaica – A business operator along Constant Spring Road in Kingston was on Monday arrested for electric theft.

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Jamaica Select XI 94-4 at lunch v New Zealand

TRELAWNY, Jamaica (CMC) – Jamaica Select X1 replying to New Zealand’s first innings score of 203 for nine were 94 for four at lunch, on the second day of their three-day tour game at the Trelawny...

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Obama spends US$1 b to boost military presence in Europe

WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The United States is preparing to boost its military presence in Europe at a cost of up to $1 billion, President Barack Obama said Tuesday, as tensions in the region simmer over...

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18-y-o killed after argument over woman

KINGSTON, Jamaica-- The police are questioning a teenager in connection to the killing of another teenager Tuesday morning in the Jones Town community in Kingston.

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Gunman robs patrons, staff at Molynes Road business place

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Patrons and staff at the Molynes Fabricare Centre on Molynes Road in Kingston were Tuesday held up and robbed by a gunman.

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Jamaican, Bahamians arrested after US$3-m ganja find

NASSAU, Bahamas (CMC) – Bahamas police say they have arrested a 49-year-old Jamaican after seizing marijuana with a street value of over US$3 million over the past weekend.

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Justice Reform Unit starts consultations

THE Justice Reform Implementation Unit (JRIU) has embarked on a series of consultations with members of the legal fraternity, in response to a call from the chief justice for the full implementation of...

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To our readers

EFFECTIVE Sunday, June 8, 2014, the price of your Daily Observer will be increased to $60.00 and the Sunday Observer to $130.00.

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NWA gets $50 million for drain cleaning

THE National Works Agency (NWA) has been allocated $50 million to carry out mitigation measures for the 2014 hurricane season, which runs from June 1 to November 30.

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Phillips doing a good job — Blythe

SADDLED with the responsibility of implementing harsh economic measures as prescribed by the International Monetary Fund, Finance Minister Dr Peter Phillips is probably the most despised politician in...

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Ruling on no-case submission in ATL pension fraud case today

THE three former Appliance Traders Limited (ATL) executives on fraud charges in the much-publicised pension case, will know their fate today when Senior Magistrate Lorna Shelly-Williams rules on their...

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Book industry, ministry agree to expand supplementary booklist

THE Ministry of Education yesterday agreed to expand the supplementary booklist being developed by the ministry.

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JA BizTown getting private sector support

A Junior Achievement Jamaica (JAJ) programme aimed at exposing primary school students to the world of work is receiving strong support from private sector firms that have committed to establishing...

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Opposition leader says he ‘cured’ daughter’s asthma with...

HAMILTON, Bermuda (CMC) — Opposition Leader Marc Bean has come under fire from a leading children's rights advocate after admitting he gave his then-young daughter "ganja tea" to treat her asthma.

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VIDEO: Business kids

GRADE five students in primary schools across the island will gain hands-on experience in the work world through a special business assimilation programme to be rolled out by Junior Achievement Jamaica...

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