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3-y-o with Erb’s palsy needs $3m for life-changing surgery in US - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — “Every child deserves the chance to run, play, laugh, and grow without being limited by an injury they never chose.” Three-year-old Ayana Wilson from Riverton City in Kingston, is hoping for that chance, according to her family. The toddler was injured during delivery following shoulder dystocia, resulting in a diagnosis of Erb’s palsy, a condition involving nerve damage affecting the shoulder and arm. Ayana’s caregivers say despite the challenges she faces, she remains a hap
‘Stop confusing the public with talk of faster recovery’, Thame tells Gov’t senators - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Opposition Senator Dr Maziki Thame told her Government counterparts on Friday to “stop confusing the public with this idea that we’re recovering faster than expected”. Thame was responding to recent statements by Finance Minister Fayval Williams, who cited Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) data to suggest that the economy is recovering faster than projected following Hurricane Melissa. Williams told a recent post-Cabinet media briefing that the recovery is 18 months ahead
Plugz Pananak opens up with ‘Excuse Me Pardon Me’ - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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Canada-based Jamaican reggae artiste Plugz Pananak is using his latest single, Excuse Me Pardon Me, to confront the personal struggles, emotional scars and trauma that many people carry silently. Written by Plugz Pananak and produced by Smokeshop, the song delivers a message about the need for healing. The artiste said the unusual title reflects a cry for help and an acknowledgement of the emotions he had kept bottled up inside. “Everyone needs healing,” he said, adding that the deeply personal
PNP urges Gov’t to consult churches before tabling proposed nonprofit legislation - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — The People’s National Party (PNP) is calling on the Government to consult fully with the church and civil society before bringing its proposed legislation governing nonprofit organisations to Parliament, amid what it says are serious concerns that provisions affecting the collection of tithes and offerings could expose church leaders to criminal liability. The PNP shares the concerns raised by churches across the island, including reports that faith leaders were sidelined in
Market Bag: Shoppers cut back as drought pushes food prices higher - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaican consumers are adjusting their budgets as food prices remain high amid ongoing drought conditions affecting agricultural production across the island. At the Coronation Market this week, lettuce is being sold for $1,200 per pound, while ripe bananas are going for $1,000 per dozen. Tomatoes and sweet peppers are selling for $500 per pound, while Scotch bonnet peppers are priced at $400 per pound. Onions, sweet potatoes and Irish potatoes are also selling for approximat
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