Friday 3rd July, 2009
Drunken Winehouse banned from swimming by Caribbean resort staff
Jamaica News.NetLondon, : Staff at the luxury Caribbean resort have banned troubled singer Amy Winehouse from swimming in their pool, as she does so after marathon boozing sessions.
India put West Indiies to bat in third ODI
Jamaica News.NetIndia won the toss and elected to field against the West Indies in the third one-day international cricket fixture here Friday.
India vs. West Indies, third ODI
Jamaica News.NetSt.the following is the scoreboard of the match between India and the West Indies in the rain marred third One-day international of the four-match series at the Beausejor Stadium here Friday.
India win 3rd ODI against West Indies
Caribbean Net NewsIndia dodged the showers to eke-out a workmanlike six-wicket victory over West Indies in the rain-hit third One-day International on Friday at the...
India beat West Indies by six wickets
Jamaica News.NetSt.a responsible knock of 46 from 34 balls by skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni helped India to defeat West Indies by six wickets under Dockworth-Lewis method in the rain-affected third One-day international here Friday.
Canada edges Jamaica in opener
Sign on San DiegoCarson, Calif. Ali Gerba scored in the 75th minute to give Canada a 1-0 victory over Jamaica in the opening game of the Gold Cup on Friday night. Gerba volleyed Mike Klukowski's...
Interesting discussions at CARICOM, says Jamaica's PM
Caribbean Net NewsJamaica's Prime Minister Bruce Golding told journalists on Friday that "interesting ideas have been discussed" at an informal caucus of Caribbean heads about the...
Who will stand up for CARICOM, asks former Jamaican PM
Caribbean Net NewsFormer Prime Minister of Jamaica, Percival James Patterson, on Thursday, charged Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community to stand up and be counted for the...
Jamaica discussing LNG supplies from Algeria
Caribbean Net NewsJamaica's Ambassador to the United States, Anthony Johnson, is currently in discussions with Algerian officials about supplying Jamaica with Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)....
Organised crime is threatening sovereignty of region, says Jamaican senator
Caribbean Net NewsMinister of National Security, Senator Dwight Nelson, has said that all independent states within this hemisphere have been severely affected by an infusion of organised...
Trade must be rule-based within a single market, says Jamaican PM
Caribbean Net NewsPrime Minister Bruce Golding has emphasized that within a single market, trade has to be rule based and cannot be dependent on an exporter getting hold of a Minister to...
Ali Gerba scores as Canada beats Jamaica in Gold Cup opener
TSNAli Gerba scored in the 75th minute as Canada opened the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup with a 1-0 win over Jamaica on Friday. It was Gerba's fifth career Gold Cup goal, tying Carlo...
Air France plane turned back to Dominican Republic
Vancouver SunAn Air France plane from the Dominican Republic to Paris had to turn back shortly after takeoff due to a problem with the air conditioning, the company said Friday."A problem was...
Cops prepare for reprisal killings
Jamaica StarPolice are bracing for reprisal attacks following the murder of four men at the Live Wire Sports Bar and Grill (formerly La Roose) on Port Henderson Road, St Catherine, on Wednesday.
Community service for sticky fingers
Jamaica StarA man whose sticky fingers got him in trouble with the law will get the chance to put those fingers to work after he was sentenced to 50 hours of community service for simple larceny.
Man dies from crash injuries
Jamaica Star... succumbed to his injuries on Tuesday....
Japan boosts Dominican Republic’s tourism with US$3M
Dominican TodaySanto DOMINGO.- Aimed at continuing to spur the country’s tourism development, the Tourism Ministry with a US$3 million contribution from Japan’s International Cooperation Agency, and...
Ninja Man's next bail bid
Jamaica StarLawyers representing deejay Ninja Man, real name Desmond Ballentine, and his son Janile are expected to make another bail application on their behalf in the Corporate Area Gun Court today.
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