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The occasion was a... - 2020-07-02 00:13:22 ‘Football can wait’ - CFU president calls for patience amid COVID-19 concerns President of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) Randolph Harris said it will be very difficult for football to return to the region under the current coronavirus pandemic. Speaking during Tuesday’s Caribbean Broadcasting Union online seminar on... - 2020-07-02 00:10:08 UN demands halt to key global conflicts to tackle COVID-19 UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The United Nations Security Council demanded an “immediate cessation of hostilities” in key conflicts including Syria, Yemen, Libya, South Sudan and Congo on Wednesday to tackle COVID-19 in its first... - 2020-07-01 17:17:36 Gleaner News News -- PM stands by his man - Scandal-plagued Wheatley may get second chance as minister Despite adverse findings against Dr Andrew Wheatley by the director of investigation at the Integrity Commission, Prime Minister Andrew Holness has hinted that he would not rule out appointing the embattled former energy minister in a future... Cabinet backed Petrojam appointments - Wheatley 5-y-o killed in MoBay freak accident 'Nothing to hide' - Camperdown chairman instructs that account documents be given to Integrity Commission Ballistics report in Bogle case inconclusive, says INDECOM Read more in the Jamaica Gleaner» New - Now Available Online! Gleaner Newspaper Archives with over 890,000 pages since 1834. Relive the past today... Jamaica Star Fauci: US 'going in wrong direction' in coronavirus outbreak The U.S. is "going in the wrong direction" with the coronavirus surging badly enough that Dr. Anthony Fauci told senators Tuesday some regions are putting the entire country at risk -- just as schools and colleges are wrestling... Fatal police shooting in St Andrew PM to announce protocols for reopening day-care centres, nurseries Worsening drought forces state of emergency in Puerto Rico Public gatherings increase to 20 persons Read more in the Jamaica Star» See and vote for the hottest girls in Jamaica every week and get entertainment updates and more right here. RJR NEws Five new COVID-19 cases; two more recoveries Two visitors staying in St. James are among five new COVID-19 cases recorded on Wednesday. ... Petrojam: PM named friend of one implicated official to refinery's review committee Petrojam: Irregularities cited in hiring of Rev Dorothy Grant as counsellor NIA calls for legal action against persons accused of corruption at Petrojam Holness defends track record of dealing with corrupt officials Read more in the RJR News Onliner» Do you know the top Gleaner and Star stories for last week? -- Gleaner Blogs Sexual Harassment, Me Too, and the Minister’s Disturbing Giggle Our Minister of Justice, Delroy Chuck, is what I would call a “jolly” person, with a good sense of humor. Jamaicans frequently use the word “jovial” – a rather quaint expression meaning good-natured, in a harmless kind of way. For some reason, the adjective is often used to describe a person who has recently passed […] The Vulnerable Senior Citizens, Private Care Homes and COVID-19 I attended a press briefing by the Ministry of Health and Wellness this evening. The theme was “Protecting the Vulnerable,” a topic I have been addressing in recent posts. So, what does vulnerable mean in the Ministry’s view? Basically, older people (although the age limit varies from “over 60″ to “over 70,” etc. However, the critical […] Read more in the Jamaica Gleaner Blogs» Weather in Jamaica: Tropical Watch Corner : No Active Storms at this time Get your weather information: Select Location All Kingston Montego Bay Ocho Rios Falmouth Port Royal Reading Morant Bay More: Weather Today • Blog • Gallery Youthlink Steer Town Academy "With Steer Town Academy recently opening our doors in September of 2010, it's really good to be a part of the Honey Bun School Dayz Tour," Clerical Assistant Samantha Neil expressed. "We actually just started purchasing Honey ... Read the full story... -- Business Business Directory A listing of leading Jamaican Business. 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