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Saturday evening's launch of 'The Dudus Chronicles', the art exhibition focused on the strongman Christoper Coke, was the climax of a drama which ambushed the plans of a Belizean artist who travelled to Jamaica...

A low turnout of members stalled activities at the Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) annual general meeting (AGM) yesterday. Among the key issues scheduled to highlight the PAJ AGM was the election of new officers, along with decisions regarding...

Persons registering for the Olint meeting at the Jamaica Conference Centre on Monday August 2.Oh God!Oh no! OLINT!Hearts, wallets break as multimillion-dollar hope fizzlesArthur Hall, Senior Staff Reporter In the United States town of Windermere in...

ONE HUNDRED AND TWO days ago, Prime Minister Bruce Golding told Parliament that email correspondence between Solicitor General Douglas Leys and United States law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips would be made public....

It took a strongly worded letter from The Gleaner's legal counsel to get the Attorney General's Chambers to release its griplike hold on controversial emails exchanged between the solicitor general and Manatt, Phelps & Phillips. ...

Health Minister Rudyard Spencer has ordered an immediate review of security arrangements at hospitals and health centres under the management of the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA). Responding to last Thursday's robbery at the Bustamante...

The National Parent-Teacher Association of Jamaica has condemned the approach of school administrators who are withholding Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate and Caribbean...

Two men were fatally shot while a third was left nursing gunshot wounds during a clash with the police in Pennant, Clarendon, early this morning.According to the police, the two men, who are yet to be identified, were killed in a clash in the...

Embattled Olint boss David Smith is not likely to face charges from local law- enforcement authorities despite many Jamaicans losing hundreds of millions of dollars in his failed foreign-currency investment scheme.Smith,...

What started as a simple dispute in Rosemary Lane, central Kingston, yesterday ended with one man dead and another in hospital with life-threatening wounds.

Key Motors Ltd boss Desmond Panton says he has paid over all duties due to Jamaica Customs, following his arrest and the lock-down of his business. Panton's attorney, Jacqueline Samuels Brown, said yesterday that the monies were paid over after a meeting...

WESTERN BUREAU: Broadband company Flow has pledged $1 million to the Committee for the Upliftment of the Mentally Ill (CUMI) for the second staging of the annual 'CUMI Come Run' fund-raiser on October 2. The fund-raising...