Gov’t condemns brutal killing of woman, her 3 daughters and one-year-old son
The Government of Jamaica is “strongly” condemning the gruesome and unwarranted attack of a 34-year-old woman and her children in Coco Piece, Clarendon.
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23-y-o man listed as person of interest in murder of woman, four children
The police have named 23-year-old Rushane Barnett, otherwise called ‘Jett’ or ‘Nick’, as a person of interest in the murder of a mother
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Grisly Clarendon murders: 4 children, one woman killed
Detectives are now at the scene of five gruesome murders in Clarendon. It is being reported that four children and a woman in
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Joy as Wayne Marshall and Tami Chin welcome baby girl
Celebrity YouTube couple, entertainers Wayne Marshall and Tami Chin-Marhsall are being flooded with congratulations after they introduced their daughter to the world on
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S Hotel refutes claims of discrimination after viral video
S Hotel in Montego Bay, St James is denying claims made by an enraged former employee that the hotel engages in discrimination and
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Finn Partners has US$99K PR contract with Johnson Smith’s campaign – report
While Jamaican taxpayers eagerly await the total cost of the bill being footed for Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Kamina Johnson
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NEPA stepping up efforts to monitor air quality
Unless you fall within the vulnerable group of persons with respiratory conditions, not much thought is given to the air we breathe. The
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Hundreds of students to participate in TEF Summer Internship Programme
More than 800 students have been selected to participate in this year’s Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) Summer Internship Programme. The programme will take
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Man drank 30 cans of Pepsi a day for 20 years
Some addictions are hard to break. That’s the reality of a supermarket worker in the United Kingdom who spent around $8,500 a year
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‘Drink less tea, save money’ plea of Pakistani Gov’t causes outrage
ISLAMABAD (AP) — A minister in Pakistan’s newly elected government faced criticism Wednesday following his plea to the nation to drink less tea