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PNP says it got US$1m from fraudster, defends PJ

(Jamaica Gleaner) The People’s National Party (PNP) has released a statement saying it was the organisation which received US$1,000,000 from the alternative investment scheme Olint in the run up to the 2007 general election and not P.J.

LIAT’s losses at EC$35M

(Barbados Nation) ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Based on currently available information, LIAT estimates that insured losses from the June 10, 2012 fire at its hangar at the V.C.

Higher power costs loom for Linden

From the start of next month, Lindeners will begin paying higher electricity rates, in keeping with the plan by government to gradually scale-back its subsidising of the cost in the mining town.

Porter dies after log trailer topples

Police say that at about 0830h today, porter Allan Mendonca, 30 years of Lower Kara Kara, Linden, was travelling in a trailer transporting logs along the Ituni trail when the vehicle toppled as a result of a puncture. 

Assad Fudadin join West Indies A Team

(WICB) Gros Islet, St Lucia — The West Indies Cricket Board’s (WICB) Selection Panel has called up Kieran Powell and Assad Fudadin to the West Indies A Team 13-man squad for the third Digicel “Test” against India A at Beausejour Cricket Ground in St Lucia.

Fair Trading Commission rejects Digicel appeal

(Barbados Nation) The Fair Trading Commission (FTC) dealt Digicel a double blow yesterday by not only slapping down the company over accusations it made in an appeal but also throwing it out calling the grounds “baseless”.

Wavell Hinds ‘disappointed’ with Ramdin gesture

(Trinidad Express) West Indies Players Association (WIPA) president Wavell Hinds has expressed his “disappointment” over Denesh Ramdin’s gesture towards former West Indies batsman Sir Viv Richards during the third Test against England on Sunday at Edgbaston.

T&T pupils march for peace

(Trinidad Express) Pupils from six schools within the Morvant district yesterday braved rain and an overcast sky to show their disgust against the increasing crime situation in the country as they took part in a peace march organised through the British High Commission.

Carl Greenidge

Audit office can now draw $$ directly

APNU MP Carl Greenidge last night withdrew a motion to have the Audit Office taken off the list of budget agencies, revealing that Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh had recently signed an order to make the change.

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