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Chris Gayle continues to light up Twenty20 tournaments around the world, but is still not playing for West Indies © BPL T20 Jamaica's prime minister Portia Simpson Miller has demanded that a resolution in the impasse between Chris Gayle and the West Indi
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It is one of the world's most beleaguered gay communities, brutalised by violence, hounded by a law that makes homosexual acts a crime and driven into the shadows in a country where four in five people admit they are homophobic. But now gay people in Jam
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Scottish filmmaker to make official record of Prince Harry's tour of Jamaica Feb 10 2012 A SCOTS filmmaker will capture Prince Harry on camera when he races the world’s fastest man. Emma Brumpton has been asked to film the prince’s first solo tour by the
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The prince plans to meet the world's fastest man at his training base when the royal visits the Jamaican capital of Kingston next month. It is expected that Bolt, who defends his Olympic 100-metre title at London 2012 this summer, will give Harry a few p
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Britain's Prince Harry will take on 100m world record-holding sprinter Usain Bolt in a "fun" race during his visit to Jamaica next month. Britain's Prince Harry will take on Usain Bolt during his visit to Jamaica next month. The 27-year-old royal - who w
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At her swearing-in ceremony as Jamaica’s seventh Prime Minister a few weeks ago, Portia Simpson Miller (right) announced her government’s intention to begin the process of removing all ties with the British monarchy to make Jamaica an independent republi
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Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller said other aspects of the job-creation programme will be unveiled in the coming days. OCHO RIOS, Jamaica, Monday January 23, 2012 - The Portia Simpson Miller-led government will on Wednesday begin rolling out the Jama
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He was a historical figure in the politics of Jamaica and in the larger global struggle to unite people of African descent. Hard to miss with his cheerful disposition, intellect and passionate conversations, Ambassador Dudley Thompson drew crowds no matt
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Prince Harry is to embark on his first solo royal tour to celebrate the Queen's diamond jubliee The 27-year-old is also planning to stay on in Brazil for a three day holiday afterwards, giving him plenty of time admire the sights on Ipanema Beach. The th
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Prince Harry will visit Brazil in March after celebrating the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee year with the people of Jamaica, Belize and the Bahamas, St James’s Palace has said. Harry’s visit is the first of many foreign tours the Royal Family will make this ye
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Jamaica's Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller, center, smiles after being sworn in by Governor General Patrick Allen, right, at King's House in Kingston, Jamaica, Jan. 5, 2012. Jamaicans don’t have a lot to celebrate as they mark their golden anniversar
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Portia Simpson Miller, leader of the opposition People's National Party, pumps her fist to supporters during a victory rally on Dec. 29, 2011. Her party capitalized on discontent over the economy to defeat the center-right government of Andrew Holness. C
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Jamaica's government, headed by prime minister Portia Simpson Miller, is to hold talks with the IMF Jamaica's new government is restarting talks with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Jamaica's new government is restarting talks with the Interna
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Portmore, Jamaica - Another four years was needed to make it happen, but "woman time" has arrived in this Caribbean nation.Portia Simpson Miller last week led the opposition party to victory in Jamaica's election, positioning her to serve as prime minist
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KINGSTON, Jamaica, Monday January 9, 2012 - Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller has held initial talks with China’s Ambassador to Jamaica on adjusting the structure and implementation of the Jamaica Development Infrastructure Programme (JDIP) funded by
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People's National Party leader Portia Simpson Miller delivers her address after taking the oath of office as Jamaica's new prime minister on January 5, in Kingston. (Ratiba HAMZAOUI/AFP/Getty Images) The new prime minister of Jamaica, Portia Simpson Mill
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Flip-flopping on her previous position on big government while she was in Opposition, Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller has named a 28-member executive that will cost taxpayers close to $200 million per annum, at current rates, in salaries and allowan
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Portia Simpson Miller, leader of the People's National Party, at the victory rally of the parliamentary elections in Kingston, Jamaica, 29 December 2011. Photograph: Collin Reid/AP A friend of mine once told me how her son, then eight years old, had thro
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Jamaican Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller plans to change the constitution so her country will become a republic. (Collin Reid/Associated Press) Jamaica’s new prime minister has declared that “the time has come” for her country to brea
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Has Jamaica’s new government taken a page from the Young Liberals of Canada? Not a chance, of course, but the monarchy has been in the news a lot this week. Hot on the heels of a resolution for Canada to become a republic put forward by the young Liberal
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