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No Additional Expenditure for Sugar - Dr. Tufton
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Dr. Christopher Tufton, says that although the state-owned suga
PM explains Haiti/malaria issue to Parliament
Prime Minister, the Hon. Bruce Golding, has underscored Jamaica’s commitment to Haiti, in a brief add

Local manufacturers urged to maintain quality of products
Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Hon. Karl Samuda, is encouraging local manufacturers to empl
Deputy Financial Secretary wants more equitable arrangements
Deputy Financial Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service, Ann Marie Rhoden says m

JDF gets equipment from British High Commission
The Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) yesterday received digital video equipment and Rules of Engagement (RoE) Ai
Tourism Minister reports record four day stop-over arrivals
Tourism Minister, the Hon.Edmund Bartlett has revealed that preliminary figures indicate that a record 26,6

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Prime Minister Hon. Bruce Golding is accompanied by Businessman David Panton (Right) as he arrived at the US- based Black Young Presidents organization (BYPO) at their Retreat which was held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Rose Hall, Montego Bay on Friday (February 11). Prime Minister invited them to look at new business opportunities that exist in Jamaica.

Prime Minister Hon. Bruce Golding (Second Left) greets members of the US-based Black Young Presidents Organization (BYPO) during a session of their Retreat which was held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Rose Hall, Montego Bay on Friday (February 11). He used the occasion to update them on the hard economic decisions that government had taken to get the economy back on track and the new opportunities that exist for investors in Jamaica.

Prime Minister Hon. Bruce Golding (Right) greets a member of the US-based Black Young Presidents Organization (BYPO) during their Retreat which was held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Rose Hall, Montego Bay on Friday (February 11), while another member, Richard Powell looks on at centre. The group of about 30- top black potential investors were invited to the island by Jamaica's businessman David Panton, to look at investment opportunities.

Members of 'Children of the Drums' Dance Group entertain participants of the US-based Black Young Presidents Organization (BYPO) during their Retreat which was held at the Ritz Carlton Hotel in Rose Hall, Montego Bay on Friday (February 11). The group of businessmen is in the island to look at investment opportunities.

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