Alicia Dunkley-willis is a journalist based in Kingston, Jamaica, and writes for The Jamaica Observer. With a focus on local news, Alicia covers a range of topics including crime, court cases, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and comprehensive reporting to keep the community informed.
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Alicia's local coverage in Jamaica, with a focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation, suggests she would be most responsive to sources who can provide insight into evolving stories related to crime, government policies, and public safety issues within Kingston or wider Jamaica. Given her emphasis on legislation and regulations, experts familiar with Jamaican law or those directly impacted by these laws could offer valuable perspectives.
Since Alicia covers topics like crime and justice within the Jamaican context, individuals involved in community outreach programs or activists working towards social change might find success when reaching out to her for potential coverage opportunities.
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Census annoyance
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
Fulton angered by JDF’s role at Knockalva Polytechnic College
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
‘Teachers in the doldrums for too long’
Judicial outrage
Prison protest
Another classic legal misstep
Paula Llewellyn walks
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
Acting DPP gets thumbs up
Why some census takers have not yet been paid
By: Alicia Dunkley-Willis
‘A running toilet can waste 11,000 gallons of water monthly’
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