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The owner of Moods Exotic Club in Montego Bay, St James was shot and killed last night.

The PNP has released a statement saying it was the organisation which received US$1,000,000 from Olint in the run up to the 2007 general election and not PJ Patterson, a former party president.

The trial of the four persons, who are charged with kidnapping a St. Ann businessman, failed to get underway yesterday because the two men were absent.

The Ministry of Education is now reviewing the national curriculum for primary and secondary schools, as part of plans to modernise and enhance the learning environment.

Telecommunications company LIME is to cut its call rates.

WESTERN BUREAU: FOURTEEN PERSONS from three families are now homeless following a fire, believed to be arson that destroyed their homes along Love Lane in the North Gully community of downtown Montego Bay on Tuesday....

ROAD IMPROVEMENT work under the Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP) is currently under way in sections of St Ann, with pothole patching, sidewalk repairs and bushing being the main focus.Patching of potholes in Old Buckfield, Hartland, Eltham,...

THE CARIBBEAN Research Policy Institute (CaPRI) in partnership with the World Bank will be hosting two widely respected public officials with transformational experience.The two officials - Pierre Laporte, minister of finance for The Seychelles, and Ali...

CO-EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR of the Caribbean Policy Research Institute Senator Dr Christopher Tufton has said Caribbean countries must endeavour to do more to transform and advance the economic prospects of their respective countries....

A post mortem was conducted today on the burnt corpse believed to be that of missing Trinidadian teacher, Michelle Coudray-Greaves.

Talks are to continue between the government and taxi associations seeking a fare increase following preliminary discussions today.