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Coastal Zone Risk Assessment Programme

Prime Minister Freundel Stuart (centre), congratulates Sir Richard following the unveiling of the plaque at the renaming ceremony. At right is Minister of Environment, Denis Lowe. (A. Gaskin/BGIS)Government has embarked on a coastal risk assessment and management programme which is aimed at fortifying the island’s coastline to withstand coastal hazards and the effects of climate change.

Stay vocal Ronnie, Mr Warmington needs your help

CENTRAL KINGSTON Member of Parliament (MP) Ronald Thwaites, in the last Parliament, tabled motion after motion in the House of Representatives, seeking to have debate on a number of issues.

Cops engage UWI to prevent school violence

Superintendent James Forbes, head of the Community Safety and Security Branch, says he will be collaborating with persons in the Department of Education at University of the West Indies (UWI) to implement a special mentorship programme as a way of curbing the level of violence in schools.

‘Gov’t right on target’

Chairman of the South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA), Lyttleton ‘Tanny’ Shirley, has welcomed plans by Health Minister Dr Fenton Ferguson to review existing arrangements guiding regional health authorities (RHAs).

Threats force gay lecturer to flee

A GAY rights activist has taken leave of absence from his job as a lecturer at the University of Technology (UTech).

Reverend urges diplomats to become their brothers’ keepers

As Jamaica kick-started its 14th annual Diplomatic Week celebrations yesterday, members of the diplomatic corps were urged to become their brothers’ keepers.

Smith ponders JLP chairmanship

VETERAN POLITICIAN Derrick Smith says he has been asked by some prominent members of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) to take on the mantle of chairman.

Newby, Ernest Smith in parish-council squabble

LONG-STANDING JAMAICA Labour Party member Ernest Smith and Warren Newby, a deputy general secretary of the party, appear to be on a collision course.

Face your misdeeds

THE INFLUENTIAL archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, is of the view that one the challenges bedevilling the Church is the failure of leaders to accept responsibility for misdeeds.

Ferguson heads to Bellevue

Health minister Dr Fenton Ferguson will order a far-reaching audit into the affairs of Jamaica’s only psychiatric hospital after revelations of substandard patient care and a failing public-health inspection grade.

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