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Economist: Caribbean Airlines is a liability to Jamaica s government

Economist: Caribbean Airlines is a liability to Jamaica s government
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Universities running on empty beg for bailouts

Universities running on empty beg for bailouts
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SAVAGERY! - Disabled 17-y-o girl stabbed to death as stepmom slept

The rural community of Green Bottom in Sandy Bay was jolted Monday evening by the bizarre murder of a disabled teenage girl who was savagely stabbed while her stepmother reportedly slept in an adjoining room of their Clarendon home. Shelly-Ann Williams, 17, who has Down syndrome, was discovered, lying face down in a pool of blood, by her father, Howard Williams, and stepmother Shelly-Ann Allen after her dad returned home from work and queried about her whereabouts. A visibly shaken Allen said that she last heard the teenager laughing in her room while speaking with her father on the phone earlier in the evening.

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Tufton, contractors meet Monday to thrash out Cornwall renovation delays

In this March 2019 JIS photo, Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton (right); and Quantity Surveyor at RVM Cost Consultant, Rudal McFarlane (left), look as Regional Director, Western Regional Health Authority Errol Greene directs their attention to something, during a tour of the Cornwall Regional Hospital in St James to review rehabilitation work. Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton and contractors involved in works at the Cornwall Regional Hospital are slated to have a no-holds-barred meeting at 10 a.m. Monday after both sides traded blame for the bungled renovation of the Type A St James facility. Tufton, speaking at a Gleaner Editors Forum recently, said the Government would be putting the next phase of renovations to international tender, citing inexperience as the key factor for a slew of project overruns by locals.

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Tufton tackled over Cornwall - Renovation delays classic example of bungled bureaucracy, say experts | Lead Stories

WESTERN BUREAU: Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton has come under a torrent of criticism from construction and engineering interests for claiming that Jamaica lacks the technical expertise to handle major renovation projects such as the three-year-long rehabilitation of Cornwall Regional Hospital. The Jamaica Institution of Engineers (JIE) and the major umbrella group of construction stakeholders have slammed the minister as misguided, with one expert deeming Cornwall “a messy, messy project” that had all the hallmarks of bad planning and cavalier spending. Don Mullings, managing director of M&M Construction, the firm that carried out repairs to the roof of the 400-bed Type A hospital, considers offensive the minister’s characterisation of contractors as being out of their depth. He argues that contractors cannot deliver outside their mandate.

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