JAMAICA NOW: No fresh evidence in Kartel case | Local Gov’t election delayed again | CRH $10.5b bill
Feb 25th, 2023 | Category: Jamaica Now | 14:22#JamaicaGleaner #VybzKartel #LocalGovernment #Elections #Bauxite #CornwallRegionalHospital #MontegoBay #MoBay #StJames Cuba #Sagicor #Fraud #NWC #Water #Drought FEBRUARY 25, 2023: Vybz Kartel Loses out on getting alleged phone tampering evidence into his murder appeal… Jamaica’s economic growth is returning to pre-COVID levels… Local Government Elections delayed again and the Opposition is angry… Bauxite Companies Noranda Jamaica Partners II And New Day Aluminium (Jamaica) Limited have appealed a court order blocking them from mining lands in St Ann and Trelawny, arguing that their survival is under threat and the Jamaican economy faces major upheaval… The restoration bill for the Cornwall Regional Hospital in Montego Bay, St James is now $10.5 billion, doubling the initial cost for completion… Cuba has expressed no issue with Jamaica’s
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JAMAICA NOW: Waiting for new Finance Minister | IC submits special report | Crash kills 10yo student
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