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Alysia Moulton White, the vice-president of group marketing for Sagicor Group Jamaica, has been slapped with multiple charges in relation to alleged fraudulent activities on customers' accounts at the...
For the last 52 years Jamaica has marked the month of October by the observance of National Heroes' Day and Heritage Week. Yet, within at least the last two decades, there are indications are that...
London - The death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II last week has sparked renewed debate in many Commonwealth countries, most of them former British
ABC News(LONDON) -- Thousands in London wait in line to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II, who is lying in state in Westminster Hall, and people across the world have joined to remember and honor the ruler as a strong female figure for her service and duty during her reign. But some argue the
Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world upon taking the throne in 1952. Many of them were unwilling. Today, in the British Empire's former colonies, her death brings complicated feelings, including anger.