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Jamaica Gleaner Commentary
published: Friday | April 16, 2004

The liberation of coconut oil
THE STORY of coconut oil is a story of how science can be manipulated by commercial interests. Until a couple of decades ago coconut oil was an acceptable part of people's diets, particularly in the tropics where the coconut plant flourishes.

The spring planting season
SPRING IN a tropical country is never as appreciated, as anticipated, nor as welcomed as in the temperate zones where the cold dreary winter, exhausting its welcome, leaves the spirit longing for the warmth of the sun... - Hugh Martin


Electing a new Cabinet maker
A FRIEND of mine, who grew up in rural Jamaica, was reminiscing about her childhood experiences with her grandmother. - Heather Robinson


Keeping our children safe
IT TEARS me up every time I hear a fresh news report about some little girl being raped. I am particularly perturbed about the growing number of children who have been violated by taxi men, bus drivers and conductors. - Dennie Quill











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