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THE Rastafarian man who was reported in yesterday’s edition of the Jamaica Observer arguing against the legalisation of ganja has been arrested by the police. According to the police, they went to the house of Ras Puddler, a Westmoreland... Read more
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Mills: I also feel that the JAAA has not done a good job in managing the whole thing. André Lowe, Senior Staff Reporter Top Jamaican track and field coach Glen Mills, while admitting that there is room for improvement in... Read more
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JAMAICA’S CASH-STRAPPED Government approved approximately $12 million in waivers to individuals and institutions for the importation of luxury vehicles during the month of June. Among them was the University of Technology, which... Read more
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After a bruising half decade of crawling back from recession, it’s unclear just how bad the shutdown would be for the economy. The adverse economic impact of a U.S. government shutdown was apparent in Europe today, as major European... Read more
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By Lori Montgomery and Paul Kane, The U.S. government began to shut down for the first time in 17 years early Tuesday, after a Congress bitterly divided over President Obama’s signature health-care initiative failed to reach agreement to fund... Read more