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'Genasyde Gang' crackdown, 19 alleged members facing criminal charges
The police have filed criminal charges against 19 people accused of being members of a deadly gang which they claim wreaked havoc across five parishes over a five-year period ending this year. The 18 men and one woman are allegedly part of the ‘Genasy

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'Genasyde Gang' crackdown, 19 alleged members facing criminal charges

The police have filed criminal charges against 19 people accused of being members of a deadly gang which they claim wreaked havoc across five parishes over a five-year period ending this year. The 18 men and one woman are allegedly part of the ‘Genasy

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Sports

Dream Catcher cements place as champion three-year-old filly

DREAM CATCHER fulfilled her destiny yesterday by adding the 10-furlong Jamaica Oaks to the Thornbird, Portmore, and 1000 Guineas titles she has amassed this season, crowning herself champion three-year-old filly, a month since finishing fifth among colts

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Business

VM Group ends 60-year audit relationship with KPMG

VM Group has ended a roughly 60-year relationship with KPMG, appointing PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) as its new external auditor after shareholders approved the change at Tuesdays annual general meeting.

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Entertainment

Take Two! - Sheldon Shepherd and Storm Saulter on filming, friendship

For Sheldon Shepherd and Storm Saulter, an implicit trust guides their working dynamic as actor and director. Theirs is a decades-long artistic partnership that began with the filming of the latters political period drama debut, Better Mus Come in 2

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Commentary

Editorial | ODPEM's Hurricane Melissa-size spin

The clarification by the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) to clarify the question of ownership of, and access to, the Support Jamaica website is in need of clarification. What was presented is obfuscatory. The real question

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Lifestyle

The secret of success - In-demand PEP prep educator Eulie Mantock shares how great grades are made

Eulie Mantocks reputation precedes her. The veteran educator is a trusted name for anxious parents looking for their children to score solid results in their high school entrance examinations. For the upcoming academic year, 78 per cent of the students

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In Focus

Jalil Dabdoub | The courage to put Jamaica first

Jamaica has always needed leaders who understand that there are times when politics must give way to something greater, when political advantage becomes secondary to the national interest, and when a leader must be prepared to say: “This may not help me

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Auto

Battle of the Compact Crossovers: Nissan Qashqai vs Kia Seltos GT-Line

Navigating through the traffic of downtown Kingston, cruising along the North Coast Highway, or tackling uneven rural roadways requires a vehicle that balances daily practicality with road presence and driver engagement. Two distinct contenders standing h

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