Alecia Smith is a journalist for The Jamaica Observer, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on crime, politics, and social issues, Alecia's articles provide insightful and timely information to the Jamaican community.
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Alecia Smith’s coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Jamaica, with a significant emphasis on expert commentary. She also covers announcements and legal policy regulation related to various topics including education, employment, banking and finance.
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‘Criminal terrorism’
Gayle calls for national workplace wellness policy
By: Alecia Smith
Father Ho Lung perplexed by Canadian High Commission’s silence
It’s not ‘bolo work’
SENIOR members of the regional academic community have agreed that while there is an expectation that deportation of illegal Caribbean immigrants from the United States (US) will increase during President-elect Donald Trump’s second tenure, the mass expulsions he has threatened is unlikely. During the recent presidential election campaign Trump vowed to deport millions of undocumented immigrants if he was successful. But professor of political and social psychology in the Department of...
‘Mi think she dead!’
By: Alecia Smith
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Government Senator Aubyn Hill did not hold back last Friday as he accused the Opposition of hypocrisy in calling for integrity from their Government counterparts while they had myriad scandals marring their time in power over a 23-year period. He also chided the Opposition for its poor choice in recently selecting a twice-convicted felon as a candidate for the next parliamentary election. Armed with a laundry list...
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Silent protest
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