Kimone Francis is a Senior Reporter for The Gleaner Company (Media) Limited. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and current events in Jamaica. Her work has also appeared in The Jamaica Observer.
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Kimone Francis's coverage is heavily focused on government announcements and legal policy regulation, primarily in the context of politics and public service. She seems to prioritize news related to political developments, elections, corruption, and government activities.
Given her extensive coverage of these topics, sources with first-hand knowledge or insider insights into political decisions, election processes, governance issues or legislative changes are likely to capture her interest. Additionally, experts who can provide informed perspectives on legal policy regulations within a political context may also find traction in Kimone's reporting.
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Opposition party holds strong edge over JLP as political landscape shifts
Smith: Arrogance, rising cost of living major pain points for ruling party
After underperformance, economist dumbfounded by Gov’t’s 2023-2024 revenue projections despite no new taxes
The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) yesterday criticised the People’s National Party’s (PNP) response to the German charter flight carrying more than 200 Indians which landed in the island on Thursday.
Over 200 Indians ordered home amid security concerns about some passengers on chartered carrier
By: Kimone Francis
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council (JCPC), Jamaica’s apex court, is set to introduce a ‘review of merits appeal’ rule, a major development
State-run agency hit by ransomware attack; company has spent over $36m so far to recover and protect ICT structure
Retired Justice Panton says Jamaica should instantly decline Privy Council offer; JFJ’s Jackson expresses concern
Opposition insists it will only support reform process if Jamaica separates from monarchy and Privy Council
By: Kimone Francis
JLP member says opposition leader must admit PNP’s position was wrong and he’s changing its policy
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