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'It was a mistake'

Attorney-at-law Harold Brady took to the airwaves yesterday in an effort to blow away the stormy clouds which have hovered above the Government since allegations surfaced on Tuesday that his offices had contracted...

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Christie probes apparent Gov't links to agreement

A MULTImillion-dollar contract, around which questions have been raised about the Government's involvement with United States law firm Manatt, Phelps and Phillips, through local attorney Harold Brady...

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The dilemma faced in peace management

The following is the fifth excerpt from the recently published book 'Killing Streets and Community Revival', authored by Horace Levy, member of the mediation group Peace Management Initiative.

Entertainment

Stepping out - Natel set to rise in 2010

One of the distinctive voices to have emerged from the Digicel Rising Stars talent competition, singer Natel is stepping out in the music world more for 2010 with the backing of the noteworthy Grafton Studios....

Commentary

EDITORIAL - Inclusive approach to crafting Budget urgently needed

In a week's time, Audley Shaw, the finance minister, will table the Government's annual Budget, which he and his boss, Prime Minister Bruce Golding, say will set the tone for the country's economic...

Sport

Usain to bolt 300m at Golden Spike meet

PRAGUE (AP):Jamaican sprint star Usain Bolt will compete in the rarely contested 300-metre race for the first time at the traditional Czech Golden Spike meet in May....

Letters

LETTER OF THE DAY - Whatever happened to tsunami warning stations?

The Editor, Sir: After the massive earthquake near Sumatra, near Banda Aceh in 2004, did not the Government of Jamaica make commitments with the Government of the United States of America to commence...