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  • NWA urges caution in landslide and flood-prone areas

    This comes as sections of the country continue to experience rainfall.

    Speaking with Irie FM news, Mr. Shaw said as best as possible, persons should avoid roads until weather conditions are better suited.

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  • PM says $75M financial support for churches is for cleanup, not rebuilding

    The government has made an allocation of $75 million to assist churches, many of which sustained significant damage during hurricane melissa.

    The decision has been criticised by government Member of Parliament, Everald Warmington.

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  • Sebastien Coe lauds Jamaica’s track and field programme

    World Athletics President Lord Sebastien Coe has lauded Jamaica's track and field programme through its solid grassroots preparation and the global success that the country has maintained over the years. 

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  • Police Commissioner challenges police force to recognize their collective responsibility to strengthen the country

    He said their role and stake in this is significant, indicating that officers' actions, contribute to the wider national social fabric. Dr. Blake was speaking at the annual Commissioner’s Devotional Exercise at police headquarters this morning.

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  • JUTC’s Ride Free initiative ends today

    Under the initiative, since September, students have been able to ride free of cost on JUTC buses in the Kingston metropolitan transport region. At the same time, the JUTC will maintain free transportation for students using the rural school bus service until January 31.

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  • Six judges sworn in this morning

    Six judges were sworn in this morning, at the start of the Hilary term the first term of the judicial year.

    The ceremony, held at King’s house, saw Lorna Williams and Carolyn Tie-Powell take their oaths as acting judges of the Court of Appeal with their term running from January 12 to March 27.

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