UCC's Thompson threatens to sue Cayman newspaper

Dr Herbert Thompson, the chancellor of the University College of the Caribbean (UCC), yesterday threatened the Cayman News Service with legal action and at the same time accused the media entity of political bias....

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• West gears up for storm season
• Met service ready
• Senior ATL official says no money left pension fund
• Fire Brigade to repair Portmore station

Hospitality Jamaica

Local farmers disorganised ... and losing

Can we speed things up?

Dear Mrs Walker-Huntington, I am grateful to you for the information you have shared. I have a question. My father is filing for me as an unmarried child over 21 years old ...

• Family vs general visa
• UK-based Jamaicans urged to give back to country
• Governor General visits UK school
• Why won't he marry me?

Fowler aims to become world's 'best shooter'

Jamaica's ace goal shooter Jhaniele Fowler, the leading scorer in this year's ANZ Netball Championships in New Zealand, is shooting to become the best in the world.Fowler, who is playing in her first season with Southern Steel...

• Windies begin camp for Champions Trophy
• UWI Games get under way at Mona
• Mixed bag for J'cans at Ponce Grand Prix
• Sammy ecstatic after propelling Sunrisers into IPL play-offs

Caribbean to dominate global saving - World Bank

A new World Bank report predicts that in less than a generation, the Caribbean will be among developing countries dominating global saving and investment...

• C&WJ, Westmoreland credit unions not yet merged

Ultra-chic Famous Nightclub opens doors

The doors to the uber-chic Famous Nightclub were opened on Friday night, altering the face of Portmore's entertainment landscape. Promising high-quality entertainment and value for money, the 11,000 square-foot venue, located on the Port Henderson Road...

• 'Imagine' not all magical
• Toots hit by bottle on stage in US - Receives stitches, started acoustic tour last night

Freudian slip or Gordian knot?

On Sunday, May 12, some editorial genius at The Gleaner actually published the following headline: 'Expect no privacy in public spaces'.Duh? For this to reach my front door, somebody must've thought of it; then had the brainless temerity to submit it to...

• Tablets in schools, yes, but please ... !
• Return statue, bust of racist Gandhi
• EDITORIAL - Sounder logic from the other Mr Thwaites
• Jamaica: conversion from Christianity to paganism

NWC apologises

THE EDITOR, Sir:The National Water Commission (NWC) responds to a letter to the editor published in The Gleaner of Monday, May 13, 2013 and attributed to Ms Paulette Davis of a Kingston 11 address.On Monday, when the NWC operations team made checks on...

• Set inner-city electricity rate
• Normal school not for teen babymothers
• CARICOM is a farce
• OECS not the cause for Ja-T&T trade gap

something extra

The past week was packed with a number of events across the Corporate Area, so we decided to kick off today's EXTRA moments in a fashionable flair...