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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By: Kimone Francis
Thousands of Jamaicans are unable to connect with family members after losing mobile connectivity on Wednesday during the passage of Hurricane Beryl.
Popular St Elizabeth boys’ school faces $310m preliminary recovery bill
By: Kimone Francis
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the damage to Jamaica’s main roads following the passage of monster system Hurricane Beryl has so far totalled $10.2 billion and could increase at the end of a final assessment.
By: Kimone Francis
A Jamaican family who fled the country and is facing deportation from Canada has been given a year to prove integration in the North American country after being granted a 12-month temporary resident permit (TRP).
By: Kimone Francis
Calling the damage done to the energy sector following the passage of Hurricane Beryl two weeks ago a “crisis”, portfolio minister Daryl Vaz is
J’can professionals, working-age citizens flock to Canada, making up largest groups in 2023
By: Kimone Francis
Archbishop of Canterbury Rev Justin Welby (left) chats with (from second left) Rev Howard Gregory, Archbishop of the West Indies and Bishop of Jamaica
3 months after St Thomas councillor’s death, no date set for by-election
By: Kimone Francis
The number of Jamaicans who travelled to Canada as part of the overseas employment programme in 2023 declined by five per cent to 9,587 persons as
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