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Golding, Brown Burke call for CCTV, streetlights after triple murder in Kidd Lane
Opposition Leader Mark Golding and St Andrew South West Member of Parliament Dr Angela Brown Burke are calling for improved infrastructure, including functional streetlights and CCTV cameras, to help protect vulnerable inner-city communities from violent

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Golding, Brown Burke call for CCTV, streetlights after triple murder in Kidd Lane

Opposition Leader Mark Golding and St Andrew South West Member of Parliament Dr Angela Brown Burke are calling for improved infrastructure, including functional streetlights and CCTV cameras, to help protect vulnerable inner-city communities from violent

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Sports

ISSA to decide Jamaica College sanctions over ineligible player

The Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) disciplinary committee is expected to meet within the next 48 hours to determine what sanctions Jamaica College (JC) will face for fielding an allegedly ineligible player in the ongoing Manning Cup and

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Entertainment

Big donation for Little Theatre from Scotiabank

The sounds of Jamaican theatre are set to get an upgrade as Scotiabank provides J$5 million to support the acquisition of state-of-the-art sound equipment for the Little Theatre. The contribution will help modernise the technical capabilities of one of Ja

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Commentary

Editorial | Dave Cameron has a point

It is not often that this newspaper is in agreement with Dave Cameron, the former president of Cricket West Indies (CWI). However, The Gleaner is sympathetic to Mr Camerons call for an overhaul of the International Cricket Councils (ICC) revenue-sha

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Letters

What can Jamaica learn from the Boston Big Dig?
THE EDITOR, Madam: Large construction projects can teach valuable lessons, even when their scale differs from our own. The Boston Big Dig in the United States involved major underground highway construction in a busy urban area. Although the project was

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Lifestyle

Something Extra | Monday

The premiere of Ava DuVernays 14th brings together film and conversations about citizenship, equal protection and the legacy of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. A companion to her 2016 documentary 13th, the film shifts the focus t

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World News

Political veteran Eusi Kwayana dies at 101
GEORGETOWN (CMC): Veteran politician, educator and Working Peoples Alliance (WPA) co-founder Eusi Kwayana has died at the age of 101, the party announced in a statement issued on Sunday jointly with his family. Known as the ‘Sage of Buxton, Kwaya

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