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Murphy-Dawkins shoots Scotiabank to another big win MARSHA Murphy-Dawkins of Scotiabank 'A' was in good shooting form once again as she guided her team to a humiliating 113-6 win over Sagicor 'A' as the 2015 Business House Netball Association (BHNA) Senior 'A'/'B' Leagues continued at the Leila Robinson Courts last Saturday. Murphy-Dawkins, A former…Read More

THE two big giants, defending champions Scotiabank 'A' and Open League champions General Accident, will be looking to conquer their opponents as the 2015 Business House Netball Association (BHNA) Divisional Leagues continue today at the Leila Robinson Courts, starting at 3:00 pm.Read More

SCOTIABANK 'A' and General Accident will be going for their fourth-straight as the 2015 Business House Netball Association (BHNA) Divisional Leagues continue this afternoon at the Leila Robinson Courts, beginning at 3:00.Read More

MINISTER of state in the Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy, and Mining Julian Robinson says an advisory board has been established to guide the activities of the Jamaican Girls Who Code programme.Read More

GENERAL Accident Insurance Company came through with seconds remaining to defeat defending champions Scotiabank 'A' 34-33 in a thrilling Business House Netball Association (BHNA) Open League netball final at the Leila Robinson Courts last Saturday.Read More

Most major insurance companies operating locally have dismissed claims that they are refusing to insure motorbikes following a spate of accidents involving the vehicles in recent years.Read More

SEVERAL unbeaten teams will be hunting more wins as the 2015 Business House Netball Association (BHNA) Open League competition continues today at the St Andrew High School For Girls, beginning at 4:00 pm.Read More

A green Paper on Jamaica's forestry indicates that the state-run Forestry Department is considering offering the private sector carbon offsets in exchange for their support of a national initiative to improve forest reserves.Read More

Mounting Claims Cut Profit At General Accident Water has begun flooding into an expanded section of the Panama Canal as engineers begin testing new locks. It's a key step in a project that will affect trade across the world. Officials overseeing the multibillion-dollar canal expansion project say they began testing new locks on the…Read More