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The government is to launch a campaign to get more private companies to help the police.

The Chairman of the Jamaica Association of Community Cable Operators, Colin Innis is against the decision of the Broadcasting Commission to take out an injunction against telecommunications company FLOW.

Classes were suspended at the Christiana High School in Manchester yesterday after two female students assaulted a female Acting Vice-Principal.

The Office of the Contractor General (OCG) is reporting a significant increase in the number of government bodies providing reports on the performance of their contracts.

The traffic sergeant who is wanted in connection with a corruption investigation has surrendered to the police.

Jamaica is seeking to explore a number of new areas of cooperation with the government and business leaders of Kuwait.

The Health and Environment ministry is planning to fund a public education campaign on the abortion debate.

Classes resumed at the Ocho Rios High School in St. Ann following a two day protest by teachers at the institution.

Investigators from the Anti Corruption Branch of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) are looking for a police sergeant who is wanted on corruption charges.

The Westmoreland police have picked up three more persons believed to be involved in the shooting of Corporal Peter Salkey and another man in the parish last week.

The St. Ann Health Department is seeking financial help from the parish Council to control the spread of leptospirosis.

The second phase of hurricane Dean relief payments is expected to begin today.