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Jamaican rideshare drivers concerned about livelihood amid crackdown

Struggling to make ends meet on just the salary from his day job, Mario Peters started working for inDrive in April of this year. After taking home nearly $.

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Taxi operators protest police pressure - Jamaica Observer

Taxi operators protest police ‘pressure’

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Newman Admits He Blundered In Agreeing To Deferral Of Taxi Fare Increase Without Consultation

Newman Admits He Blundered In Agreeing To Deferral Of Taxi Fare Increase Without Consultation
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Gov t urged to review access to relief loans for seasonal earners | Lead Stories

A call is being made for the Government to reevaluate how it provides funding to certain economic groups, amid revelations that just over $1 million of a near two-year-old $700-million loan programme for COVID-hit transport and entertainment.

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PRICEY RELIEF LOANS

Almost two years after the Government offered $700 million in loans to players in the transportation and entertainment sectors hit by the COVID-19 crunch, only just over $1 million of the funds has been disbursed. The low take-up of the offer has.

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