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The attorney representing Chad-Kale Thomas, who is accused of chopping St. Ann's Bay Mayor Micheal Belnavis at his property in St. Mary last year, says the defence is ready for the trial on July 9.
Charles Ganga-Singh believes his client is innocent of the charges.
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The government is ramping up efforts to position Jamaica as a strong competitor in the global cannabis industry, actively partnering with international stakeholders to expand market access.
State Minister for Industry, Investment and Commerce, Delano Seiveright made the disclosure during the official Launch of the Medicinal Cannabis Special Permit Programmes yesterday.
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Reggae singer Etana is set to release her new album, The Ganja Collection, on April 20 - widely recognized as the day herb enthusiasts around the world come together to celebrate cannabis culture.
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He was addressing members of the Diaspora in the United States at the Recover Better Conference/Post Hurricane Reconstruction Forum for Jamaica yesterday.
Citing utilities and public services as examples, Dr. Holness noted that the country is back up and running.
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Twenty-seven (27) members of the St. Ann's Bay Health and Fitness Club in St. Ann who had birthdays recently, were celebrated yesterday.
The club consists of 90 residents attending the St. Ann's Bay Health Centre for care with conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
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FSC Executive Director Lieutenant Colonel Keron Burrell says limited resources have impacted the recruitment of new workers and purchasing of new technology.
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Executive Director of the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), Audley Gordon, says he is incensed about the widespread practice of some workers asking citizens for money to do their job.
The post Members of the public should not pay sanitation workers for collection of garbage – NSWMA’s Executive Director Audley Gordon appeared first on IRIE FM.
As the Government implements a revised Petrojam pricing mechanism to keep up with escalating global oil prices, there is a fresh call to cap the ad valorem tax on petroleum products.The renewed call comes from Opposition Spokesperson on Finance, Julian Robinson, as he proposes a strategy to reduce market pressures resulting from the war in the Middle East.
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Yesterday, Energy Minister, Daryl Vaz indicated that work from home arrangements and restricted movements are among measures the Government could implement to cushion the impacts of rising global oil prices. Mr. Vaz explained that due to the war in the Middle East, Jamaica continues to experience weekly increases in fuel prices.
The post Opposition says restricting people to their homes with the aim of conserving fuel will lead to an increase in electricity consumption appeared first on IRIE FM.
IRIE FM News took to the streets this morning, and found that while some people are cautious about such a proposal, some others support it. One woman, who works in the finance sector, said the Government must do what is necessary to ensure continued productivity and stability.
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