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Do the voters regret their support now?

Do the voters regret their support now?
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NWA says $25 million would be needed to upgrade 25 Portmore roads

NWA says $25 million would be needed to upgrade 25 Portmore roads
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JUTC employee at the Spanish Town depot tests positive for COVID-19

ST CATHERINE, Jamaica — The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) says an employee at its de.

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JUTC adjusts operations due to new curfew hours

THE State-owned Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) yesterday announced new operating ho.

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Jamaican business leaders lament fallout from earlier COVID curfew

Cayman Compass A Jamaica Urban Transit Company bus drives towards an automated billboard in St Catherine on Tuesday night. Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced a tighter two-week national curfew set to begin at 8 p.m. today. Photo: Ricardo Makyn, The Gleaner KINGSTON, Jamaica (Jamaica Gleaner) – The Government’s imposition of tougher curfew restrictions in the wake of record one-day coronavirus infections has been cast by business interests as a crippling blow to an already tanking economy that would make recovery much harder. That reaction comes amid an unprecedented surge in infections over the last seven days, climaxing with 403 cases on 8 Feb.

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