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published: Wednesday | February 28, 2007

Lead Stories


Fury at Fiesta - Workers set vehicles ablaze in hotel protest
WESTERN BUREAU: Tempers flared, fires raged and thick, black smoke which billowed hundreds of feet high could be seen for miles as the Fiesta Hotel construction site at Point, Hanover, descended into anarchy yesterday.That was what the small district of Point resembled...

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Big-hearted volunteers give kids a better chance
UWI certifies public sector employees
$14b more in budget spending
Montego Bay airport transport operators cry foul
Wife faces murder charge
Government of Jamaica promises more school spaces

News


Dispute over Portmore traffic fix
There have been some improvements to the traffic flow on the congested Portmore segment of Highway 2000, say the authorities, but there are some motorists who complain that the measures that were implemented to reduce congestion ...

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The wrath of a bishop
Five accused in Montego Bay lottery scam remanded
Octogenarian to face trial on May 14
Bed and Breakfast - a success in the making
Blair: Parole Act needs amendment
Rhodd announces plans to refurbish Portland stations
Vendor expresses defiance at CWC ban

Business


Jamaican energy company to build ethanol plant in Kingston
Energen Development Limited (EDL), a Jamaican firm set up in early 2004 to develop energy projects, is near to finalising a deal with Canadian equity backers of a 120-million gallon (454 million litres) ethanol plant in Kingston...

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Cash Plus negotiating purchase of Blythe hotel
BNS extraordinary meeting today - Remodelling plan still concerns investors
AIC defends Trinidad business -Says corporate shake-up a deliberate strategy
Life of Jamaica adjusts mortgage rate
Digicel raises US$1.4 billion from corporate bond issue
Aubyn Hill responds to 'fit and proper' allegations
RJR doubles 3Q profits
Toyota to build new US plant

Sport


Powell nominated for Laureus Award
Jamaica's Asafa Powell has been nominated for the 2007 Laureus World Sportsman of the Year Award.After winning the 100m gold medal in the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne last March, he twice equalled his own World Record of 9.77 seconds...

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Boys' Town, Harbour View hunt Jackie Bell KO title
August Town brace for tough Reno match
A matter of priority
Champions St Andrew clip Papine
Nadal eliminates Baghdatis in thriller
Simmons to coach Ireland
Goule, Plummer for top showdown
A new 'Version 2 Cricket'
Olympian finds father
Knicks cool Heat

Commentary


EDITORIAL - Crime Bill needs further study
It is certainly a reasonable question to ask of the Opposition why it was not forceful in its objections, if it had any, when the bill was before a joint Parliamentary committee, or why they did not issue a minority report....

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Be prime ministerial
Success stories
IRAQ: free-fraud zone?

Letters


LETTER OF THE DAY - Padlocking a church weakens its power
The Editor, Sir:The front page report in The Gleaner titled, 'Members padlock church over pastor's transfer', published Monday, February 26, raises three critical issues that seriously undermine the power of the witness of the church at a time when it is most needed....

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Oppressive freedom
Sligoville heritage
Thank you, Dr Mitchell!

Entertainment


Sweet fun at 'The Candy Shop'
More than a sweet fun film, The Candy Shop is Jamaica's first teenage comedy. The first feature film for writer and director Joel Burke, The Candy Shop follows the escapades of three graduating high school students who are looking for a 'bus'. The film features five...

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Pulse set to 'Rock'
Jamaica Carnival: Pandemonium '07
'I've found the tomb of Jesus'
'Harassed because I'm black'
Bobby Brown jailed over child support

Profiles in Medicine


Bleached Brown Beautiful?
Why is skin colour important? The psychological impact and social significance of skin colour cannot be overstated. Skin colour and skin hues have become a symbol of beauty, power, status and identity within many societies. The devaluation of dark skin

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Cleansing the body, spirit and environment
BOTTLED WATER - Pure water or pure hype?
Ejaculation and its disorders (Part I)
Is this his baby?

Countdown to ICC Cricket World Cup


Dehring excited
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Cricket World Cup boss, Chris Dehring said Monday he was excited about the start of the upcoming tournament, even as teams continued to arrive in the Caribbean for the event.The tournament's chief executive and managing director ...

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Razzaq out of World Cup
'Weak' corporate support stumps cultural plans
Scotland looking to create a 'shock'
Chappell says don't write off Aussies






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