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Andrew Holness | No one will be left behind

The following is the 2024 New Year’s Message from Prime Minister Andrew Holness. God has given us the opportunity to see the sun rise on a New Year. Let us rejoice with gratitude and embrace the 2024 canvas of possibilities; to paint new and.

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PM: Reducing Violence, Improving Roads Among Top Priorities For 2024

PM: Reducing Violence, Improving Roads Among Top Priorities For 2024
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SSP Diaries | The flashing-lights menace

I READ recently where Mr Calvin Allen, a senior superintendent of police, held a press conference in July 2016 in which he urged motorists to desist from putting flashing lights on their vehicles to replicate emergency vehicles. He advised the.

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Two hundred women turn out for JN-sponsored mammograms

Some 200 women turned up at the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) to benefit from free mammograms, courtesy of The Jamaica National Group on Friday, October 20, World Mammography Day. The initiative formed part of the JN Group’s sixth renewal of the.

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Growth & Jobs | We can t do it alone | News

With more than 400,000 women in Jamaica estimated to be over the age of 40 years - the recommended age to begin screening for breast cancer- the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) says it welcomes every measure of support to get more women screened for.

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