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Tourism sector fears US travel advisory
TOURISM INTERESTS are worried that Jamaica's crime problem could force the United States, the sector's leading market, into issuing a travel advisory that could be damaging to this country. The US State Department, last year, issued a travel advisory...

Congested streets of Downtown Kingston
AS ONE travels from the downtown Kingston waterfront past Tower Street, Barry Street and Orange Street, it soon becomes obvious that the proverbial cross road made by Princess and Beckford streets, could prove a challenge. These streets rank as the most.

Dons extort millions - Businesses, sidewalk vendors said paying $400m a year
A THRIVING extortion racket estimated to involve millions of dollars is slowly crippling businesses in sections of downtown Kingston, investigations by The Gleaner have found. But even with their businesses on the edge of collapse, many business people..

Campaign under way to reduce vehicular emissions
SEVERAL PUBLIC sector agencies have joined forces in an island-wide enforcement and monitoring campaign to reduce air pollution from vehicular emissions. The newly established National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA), the executive agency being..

Cement Company donates cash to UTech's Sculpture Park
THE CARIBBEAN Cement Company has made a cash donation to the University of Technology (UTech), to help with the completion of a piece of sculpture by Trinidadian artist, Peter Minshall, which is to be added to the Caribbean Sculpture Park at the campus. .

Shaw decries government's performance at NAJASO parley
THE JAMAICA Labour Party has a complete range of specific plans to revive Jamaica's failing economy, create jobs in large numbers, radically reform the country's educational system and significantly reverse the country's rising crime rate. That's...









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