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The Christiana Police are now trying to determine the circumstances, which led to the death of a security guard in Pike, Manchester.

Constitutional Lawyer Dr. Lloyd Barnett said he is disappointed with the manner in which the 2-week debate on the retention of the death penalty was conducted.

Former chairman of the board of the Jamaica Tourist Board, John Lynch, has been appointed its Director of Tourism, effective December 1

Prime Minister Bruce Golding said the government might still opt to retain the death penalty even if the senate votes against it.

The two policemen implicated in the shooting death of the son of popular dance hall artiste Carlton Grant popularly called Spragga Benz is to be charged with murder today.

The controversial death penalty debate culminated this afternoon with the majority of Parliamentarians voting to keep it on the books.

Poor nutritional practices are placing a heavy burden on the island\'s fragile health sector.

A special committee has been set up to formulate strategies to deal with any likely fallout in the labour market from the global economic crisis.

A man who was wanted by the police in connection with a murder in Clarendon was killed last night.

The Jamaican Bar Association will be meeting later today to examine several issues surrounding the retention of the death penalty.

The Jamaican Bar Association says it will be convening a meeting to examine the issues surrounding the resumption of hanging.

Today is being recognized worldwide as International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.