Bill sues Scotia - Former CEO asks court to bar eviction order
Retired president and chief executive officer of Scotiabank Jamaica, William 'Bill' Clarke, is now engaged in a legal battle in the Supreme Court to prevent the bank from evicting him from the house which was assigned to him. Clarke wants to remain...
- Robertson yet to get summonses
- Painful memories - Tears water 'Secret Gardens'
- Banana farmers get help
- Suspected cop killer held
- Mother fighting to cope with son's death
- Freeze on Joey Issa's assets lifted
- Tuesdaytalk
- Dasheen capital
Disabled man donates motorised wheelchairs
SPANISH TOWN, St Catherine: Patrick Rhoden knows all too well what it's like not being able to walk. What he has mastered, however, is bringing joy and much needed assistance to those who need it most. That's why his recent donation of three motorised wheelchairs ...
- Prophecies for 2009
- Gov't to recruit Jones as the chief spokesman for PM
- Gravel Heights residents hoping for rise in property values
- Committing to wellness in 2009
- Studying in Cuba
- Cuba diary - Life as a student
- Tips when travelling
- Obama girls start school with camera men in tow
- Hope for diabetics
Transform challenges into opportunities
The year 2009 marks an important milestone for the Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ). It is the year when the association celebrates 70 years of excellent service to the local and regional shipping industry and the growth and development of Jamaica's economy...
- Obama woos lawmaker support for stimulus plan
- Steve Jobs has hormone imbalance - Will remain CEO
- China targets search engines in Internet pornography
West Indies aim to build on momentum
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (CMC): Riding a wave of enthusiasm stemming from their impressive win in their last outing, West Indies will chase an unassailable 2-0 lead when they clash with New Zealand in the third one-day international (ODI) of the five-match series...
- Bennett optimisticas Jamaica depart
- JAAA seeking funds to lengthen strides
- FROM THE BOUNDARY - Shelly-Ann Fraser - my 2008 memory
- Malcolm and Shelton make final cut
- NZ hope bowlers improve
- Portmore reel in Harbour View
- Harbour View pay for missed penalty
- Two-time Carib MVP looking to go professional
- Armstrong sparks new interest
- Pietersen or Moores could go
EDITORIAL - Mr Charles' untenable proposal
In recent days, Pearnel Charles, the labour and social security minister, raised two ideas, one of which, on reflection, he would deem unfeasible and dangerous to business if enforced.Mr Charles' second suggestion contains the germ of something, but we suspect that he misapprehended...
LETTER OF THE DAY - What do we know about crime?
The Editor, Sir: The Reverend Al Miller has ordered - make that ordained - a 'ceasefire' for the month of January. Since a ceasefire is a temporary truce, I have interpreted that to mean that all criminals and others with murderous intent are to postpone ...
- RGD ripe for corruption
- Hanging on to ignorance
- Time for pragmatism
- Gloudon and the pantomime
- Origin of the Mideast conflict
- Peddling 'badmanism'
- Waiting for right leadership
- The prohibitive cost of reading
The man behind 'No Woman No Cry'
MUSIC BUFFS have long agreed that Bob Marley's No Woman No Cry is one of pop music's enduring songs. Its simple tone and message put it right up there with The Beatles' Hey Jude and Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone...
- Still proud of our proverbs - Joan Andrea Hutchinson continues to champion Jamaican culture
- James Blunt for Barbados jazz fest
- Essence award for Jamaican author
- Let's hear it for the girls
- Reissue market still vibrant
- Something extra
GAZA - As Israelis begin house searches, diplomatic push picks up steam
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP):Israel seized control of high-rise buildings and attacked houses, mosques and smuggling tunnels as it pressed its offensive against the Gaza Strip's Hamas rulers on Monday, while European leaders joined a stream of countries...
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