Lead Stories
Another cruise line quitting Ja
WESTERN BUREAU: ANOTHER CRUISE line is pulling its flagship from Jamaican ports of call for the next winter tourist season, the third to decide this route in the past week.

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Voting machines for by-elections
Prostate cancer up 60%
EAC to spend $3m on voter ID cards
Sangster Airport sale delayed again
Grace, Kennedy lecture - Jamaica must move away from past - Prof Miller

News
Jamaica in deal with British geologists

THE GOVERNMENT yesterday authorised a group of British geologists to conduct a four-year study on the environmental impact of sand and gravel mining on the island's major rivers. According to David Harrison of the British Geological Survey, who...

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Imported vehicles to be disinfected
Portmore man off murder charge
Partner plan boss pleads guilty
Fugitive waives right to extradition hearings

Business
Health sector reform allocated $136.6 million
THE HEALTH Sector Reform Programme in the Ministry of Health has been allocated $136.6 million in the 2001/02 Estimates of Expenditure now before the House of Representatives. Physical targets for this year are the development of the National Health...

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Agri Ministry now controls export centres

Sport
Vere take charge
RED-HOT favourites Vere Technical, highly fancied to defend their girls' title at the 2001 VMBS Boys and Girls championships, have made a giant step towards that feat after the second day of the five-day spectacle at the National Stadium. After four...

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STETHS take home Headley Cup
KC in front
DC United thrash Arnett
We can beat SA - Skerritt

Commentary
Cruise shipping scandal
THE ISLAND'S billion-dollar cruise ship industry is in serious trouble. That is the view of the main players in the industry in the wake of announcements from the cruise lines Royal Caribbean and Princess Cruises that come next season they will be...

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Renewal in the ghetto
Will the Third World develop?
Global warning

Letters
Letter of the Day Help young men in crisis
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE TRAGEDY involving the seven young men in Braeton is a wake-up call to all Jamaicans. It brought home forcibly to us the fact that our young men are in a crisis and it is time for us as a nation to do something and not just talk as...

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Where did the KC library go?
Flexitime or slavery-time?
Have mercy on us and fix our roads

Entertainment
Copper Cat, one for the future

DON'T EXPECT to hear the high-pitched juvenile voice when Copper Cat takes the stage these days. He's traded that in for a baritone, a symbol of his development from kindergarten to adolescence. Born Demar Graham, 13-year-old Copper Cat is the young DJ...

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Adventist Praise Chorale in concert... Delightful solo, choral singing
Oroonoko's final show

Cornwall Edition
Montego Bay, a safer place for law-abiding citizens
WESTERN BUREAU- ST. JAMES, more specifically the city of Montego Bay has become safer for law-abiding citizens. Commanding Officer for the parish, Superintendent Owen Ellington has contributed this to the policing strategies implemented in the fight...

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Grief sessions, little help for ailing father
Guilty! Speedy Cash's Esmie Jones remanded in custody
Cash pyramids prove hollow

What's Cooking
Bake your Buns off Recipes

They've baked their buns off, now here are recipes of the 10 finalists in our Easter bun baking contest. Judging takes place at Little-White and Associates, 2A Kensington Crescent today. Winners will be announced on April 12.

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Get cracking with Easter eggs
The right stuff for young athletes

Star Page
Fun or disrespect?

It may be done in jest, it may be deliberate, but one thing is clear - some entertainers are upset about the use of their names by colleagues in songs. Lyrics like 'Tanya Stephens' foot big like Captain Bakery bread', 'Lady G have a belly problem'...

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Munro head to quarterfinals
X-rated Alozade