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Hanover Charities continues to be the beacon of hope for individuals and civic entities that are cash-strapped but want to realise their potential and contribute to society. Several college students, schools and other institutions in Hanover and extending parishes collected their allocations during an awards ceremony at Round Hill Hotels and Villas in the parish on Thursday.

In the article titled 'Hi-Lo targets Portmore' published on Wednesday, June 16, 2010, it was incorrectly stated that the supermarket chain made "pre-tax profits of $723.8 million".

THE BOUNTY on the country's most-wanted fugitive Christopher 'Dudus' Coke has shot up to $5 million. Late yesterday, the Police High Command reported that the reward was increased for information leading to the capture of the former Tivoli Gardens strongman who is now on the run.

An agonising final quarter of 2009 into early 2010, took its toll on the Bruce Golding-led Jamaica Labour Party administration, causing it to falter in its favourable rating, a Gleaner-commissioned poll found.The islandwide poll, conducted on April 24...

POLOKWANE, South Africa (AP): Mexico striker Javier Hernandez carried on a family tradition by scoring against France at the World Cup on Thursday: his grandfather did the same thing 56 years ago.

Inspired by his dad to pursue his dreams, 18-year-old Blake Roper will be leaving the country to do so on Monday, a day after Father's Day.A student of Wolmer's Boys' School, Blake praised his father, Lieutenant Colonel...

Minister of Information Daryl Vaz, who is the member of parliament for the West Portland constituency, is to pay $25 million in legal costs to the law firm which represented former People's...

Western Hanover Member of Parliament Ian Hayles has lost his legal battle in the Court of Appeal to throw out the constitutional motion filed by Jamaica Labour Party candidate Donovan Hamilton claiming that Hayles has dual citizenship.A date is to be...

Leighton Coke, the half-brother of Jamaica's most wanted fugitive, Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, will be charged with at least one count of shooting for now. This was after he was positively identified yesterday in an identification parade.

The Cabinet has endorsed the appointment of five members to the Casino Gaming Commission.

On the heels of blistering criticism about a breach of standards, the Government has promised to resume, on Friday, the conducting of post-mortems on west Kingston victims of last month's conflict between gunmen and the security forces.

THE POLITICAL stocks of Prime Minister Bruce Golding tumbled heavily as the nation awaited the outcome of a protracted extradition dispute with the United States, a Gleaner-commissioned Bill Johnson poll has revealed.