THE MORAL and cultural issues are more decisive than the economic in addressing Jamaica's social crises, including crime and violence. Curtailing crime in the inner cities will call for more than Andrew Holness' $1 billion social intervention programmes.
CRIME IS Jamaica's biggest problem. How could it be otherwise when we have probably the world's highest murder rate? No wonder everyone has a crime-fighting plan.
THE JAMAICAN parliament wishes to pass the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) (Original Jurisdiction) Bill by April 16 in time for the inauguration of the Caribbean Court of Justice.
