St Ann cops face bribery charges after traffic stop

Two more COVID-19 deaths, 76 additional cases

Jamaica has recorded two more COVID-19 fatalities, pushing the tally to 1,082. The deceased are a 54-year-old woman from Kingston and St Andrew and an 84-year-old female from St Ann. One additional death is under investigation, moving that figure...

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Jamaica Reports 14 New Coronavirus Cases Just Days After Reopening

Several countries in the Caribbean, for instance, have already opened their doors for travelers to hit the beach for some fun in the

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Jamaica records 14 more imported COVID cases, recoveries remain at 458

Jamaica has recorded 14 more imported COVID cases pushing the overall total to

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Details emerge about UNLV gunman who killed 3 faculty members as investigators search for his motive

(CNN) —Investigators searching for the motive of Anthony Polito, the gunman whokilled 3 faculty membersat the University of Nevada, Las Vegas on Wednesday, have uncovered a “target list” that included faculty at the university and elsewhere, according to Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin Mc

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Mom, we’re home! - Portmore woman anticipates emotional reunion with three sons after COVID-19 adventure on the seas

CONROY STERLING begged his mom, Joan Spence, not to break down and cry as he, twin Conrad, and adopted brother Rohan were repatriated to the island aboard the Adventure of the Seas cruise ship on Tuesday

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This Week In Black History December 6-12, 2023 | Atlanta Daily World

December 6 1849—Harriet (Ross) Tubman escapes slavery in Maryland. But she becomes perhaps the greatest “conductor” on the Underground Railroad returning to the South 19 times and helping an estimated 300 slaves escape. Despite a serious head injury received from an angry slave master when she

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Massive tree-planting project for Parry Town

Having built the unenviable reputation as one of St Ann’s crime hotspots, Parry Town is benefitting from a tree-planting project that involves 600 fruit and food trees, courtesy of Food For The Poor (FFTP) Jamaica. The project, which got off the...

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Tourists escape armed robbers

Vana Taylor, chairperson for the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) Ocho Rios Runaway Bay Chapter, has condemned Thursday's attempted robbery of two tourists who had gone horseback riding in the Laughing Waters area of St Ann....

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US-based nursing couple adopts Steer Town Health Centre

Ranny Watson and his wife Janice experienced the loss of a loved one some years ago in St Ann, but instead of blaming the local health system, the couple, being health professionals themselves, decided to help the sector. The two registered nurses...

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Welcome to driving in Guyana - Stabroek News

Dear Editor, I hold the view that 90% of the road accidents in Guyana are avoidable. The article Welcome to driving in Guyana appeared first on Stabroek News.

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Charlize Theron Does The Canadian Tuxedo With A French Girl Finnish

… —all worn by a South African-American actress. Shop Charlize’s Look …

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Major flood hits northwest Trinidad - Stabroek News

(Trinidad Guardian) Catastrophic floods caused as a result of an isolated thunderstorm swept through parts of north west Trinidad yesterday, leaving many still counting their losses and assessing damage to their

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Black, Latino officials call for police reforms

Members of the Massachusetts Black and Latino Legislative Caucus, along with U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley, gathered on the steps of the State House June 2 to advocate for police reform in the wake of George

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Ex-cop, sister lose appeal against conviction in murder of taxi operator

Ex-cop Jeffery Peart and his sister Roxanne have lost their appeal against their 2014 conviction for the murder of a taxi

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Source: Jamaica Gleaner

The South African

The South African is an English-language South African online news publication and a leading source for news, sport, lifestyle, finance, opinion content in South Africa.

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PM: Caricom stronger now against covid19 - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

THE Prime Minister was confident that as he hands over Caricom's chairmanship to Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne, Caricom is in a better place to deal with the covid19 pandemic and begin the process of post-pandemic recovery. Dr Rowley made his statements at the virtual openin

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Two feared dead in incident at Moneague College

Two workmen employed to a Spanish Town-based cesspool company are feared dead after an incident at the Moneague College in St Ann. A third has been rushed to the St Ann's Bay Hospital in serious condition. Principal Howard Isaacs confirmed...

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Jamaica Reports 14 New Coronavirus Cases Just Days After Reopening Its Borders – Free Press of Jacksonville

By Parker Diakite – Jamaica has recorded 14 new coronavirus cases just days after opening its borders to international tourists, bringing the countries total to 652 confirmed

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Organic fertilizers flood market: farmers at risk of being duped Malawi 24 | Latest News from Malawi

…farmers advised to make their own fertilizer or buy from credible producers Though the country is yet to have standards for commercial organic fertilizer production, the farm input has already flooded local markets and farmers who plan to escape the soaring chemical fertilizer prices have been

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Fires down but department warns against slash and burn

The rainy spell being experienced in St Ann over the past few weeks has contributed to a reduction in the number of bush fires in the parish, but the St Ann Fire Department continues to advise against slash and burn, a practice used mainly by...

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St. Ann Center steps up to the MaskUpMKE challenge!

St. Ann Center steps up to the MaskUpMKE

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Atlanta police chief resigns after officers shoot dead African American man – as it happened

Capacity is limited to 25 percent, live music remains prohibited, and nobody knows how many tourists will show on Bourbon Street in the age of

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Sewage treatment plant at St Ann’s Bay hospital to be rehabilitated

Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr Christopher Tufton, broke ground for the rehabilitation of the St. Ann’s Bay Hospital Sewage Treatment Plant on

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South Africa: Police Brutality Is a Big Problem. Here's How to Change the Law to Fix It

[GroundUp] But amending the law will not be enough. Police leadership must commit to addressing brutality.

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New curfew hours for weekends in June - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

The curfew hours for weekend in June have been adjusted to begin two hours earlier. Starting on Sunday, the curfew starts at 7 pm and ends at 5 am on Monday. The Prime Minister on Saturday at a media conference at the Diplomatic Centre, St Ann’s, Port of Spain said the curfew has new hours f

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Homeless man beheaded in St Ann, attacker shot and killed by police

Shock and horror greeted residents of St Ann’s Bay in St Ann today when news broke that a man was beheaded in the town.

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Bob Marley

Bob Marley , in full Robert Nesta Marley (born February 6, 1945, Nine Miles, St. Ann, Jamaica—died May 11, 1981, Miami, Florida, U.S.), Jamaican singer-songwriter whose thoughtful ongoing distillation of early ska, rock steady, and reggae musical forms blossomed in the 1970s into an electrifying

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Officials name a new president for Mississippi's largest historically Black university

By The Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Higher education officials in Mississippi voted Nov. 16 to name a new president of Jackson State University, the state's largest historically Black […] The post Officials name a new president for Mississippi's largest historically Bl

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Charges pending against suspects in fatal Spring Piece gun attack

The police are reporting that the men held in connection with the gun attack that left two dead, including a soldier, and a third injured are being questioned with a view of laying charges. The suspects were arrested on Sunday, a day after the...

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Tinubu receives Uzodinma, Ododo over poll victory

Messrs Uzodinma and Ododo visited the President Tinubu over the victories recorded by Messrs Uzodinma and Ododo in the 11 November governorship elections in Imo and Kogi states, respectively. The post Tinubu receives Uzodinma, Ododo over poll victory appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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