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Scotia gets female CEO

Facebook: On every level of society, the Jamaican woman is taking charge. This is a trend that started long ago.
-Inmyown Words

Institutions for disabled mull closure

Facebook: This is very sad news and I pray the Government does something about it swiftly.
-Lisa TheEagle Farquharson-Arnett

Queen Ifrica's Grand controversy

Facebook: It's inappropriate for sure, it's a family event. I think if they cut her mic for the talk about legalising weed, they should have cut it for this, too.
-Sheree Anderson

Twitter Feedback: What is your take on the Student Loan Bureau feeding information to credit records agencies, with hopes of improving the compliance rate of delinquent borrowers?

A lower interest rate would be a blessing. I'm guessing that the majority of these delinquents are unemployed!
@Christinewow2

After initial efforts to recover loans have been exhausted, good move, as a last resort.
@linjashm

It's a good move, an unselfish one that will help to prevent delinquents from continuing their actions.
@Jugggster

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The Jamaica Forum for Lesbians, All-Sexuals and Gays (JFLAG) is urging the Government to ensure that performers at national events do not use that platform to discriminate against segments of the society. In a release, JFLAG said it was very disappointed by what it says were anti-gay expressions by reggae singer Queen Ifrica at the Independence Grand Gala celebrations. Read more here

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