FINISHING TOUCH - PNP Campaign Teams Ready For Home Stretch
THE CAMPAIGN teams for the four People's National Party (PNP) presidential candidates were up to yesterday making final preparations for tomorrow's election of the party's fourth president.

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No rest for the winner - JLP leader plans to tackle new president
Leadership candidates to meet with Prime Minister today
Terror strikes at Montego Bay High
'Stumbling block to justice' - Amnesty Int'l criticises conviction rate in police killings
Spanish Town Ministers' Fraternal joins fight to avert 'social catastrophe'
More corrupt cops being investigated

Move to bar construction on agricultural lands
THE SPECIAL Select Committee of Parliament examining the use of agricultural lands wants the power of the Minister of Water and Housing, as the corporate sole under the Housing Act, to be repealed to prevent construction on agricultural lands.

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Prime Minister P.J. Patterson lauded for political dedication
Bar lashes Christian lawyers' stance on charter provision
KD Knight: Never one to mince words
Help them - Ministry wants to keep 'violent', 'disruptive' students - Tough sell say principals
OUR to make formal proposal on consumer rights body
Blossom Laidlaw retires from Jamalco
Blair to observe PNP's election

Roy Johnson preparing stock exchange to go private
DESPITE THE challenges for the stock market in 2005, the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) made a profit and began several initiatives aimed at widening the scope of its operations.

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Economic developments and activities ... This week in our past
C&W gaining market share - Davis
Criminal liability removed from pension fund regulations
RBTT to open second Montego Bay branch
A suggestion to improve the country's parliamentary sittings
Swallowfield Examination Depot to collect fees by debit/credit card
Carreras comes out 'smoking'
Cricket World Cup opening new markets

St Catherine snap Wolmer's streak
ST. CATHERINE and Calabar are one game away from lifting the KFC ISSA High School Basketball Southern Conference titles in the Under-19 and Under-16 divisions after taking 1-0 series leads over Wolmer's and St. George's yesterday.

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Immaculate, Campion set to defend titles
Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) seeks local coach
Fans flock back to Arnett's home ground
Tivoli keep their eye on the big prize
Club America stop Portmore United 2-1
Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) looking forward to a semi-pro league
FROM THE BOUNDARY - Lotto giants dig deeper for cricket
Owners, Trainers associations unhappy with jockeys' pay rise

Cut the hype, deal with realities
THE MINISTRIES of Commerce, Science and Technology, and Education have launched an ambitious E-learning Jamaica Project set to cost $3.25 billion, to be implemented in 150 high schools islandwide over the next several years.

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Answering the call - Pt 2
Legislate civility, not morality
Turning to Asia

LETTER OF THE DAY - Europe and its double standards
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE INTERNATIONAL media have been saturated with the breaking news of the three-year sentence imposed on David Irvine in Austria for the criminal offence of denying that the Jewish holocaust happened.

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The church's moral authority
On failed politicians
No punishment for offenders?

Kerron Ennis keeps God by her side
KERRON ENNIS sees her first album, God Is By Our Side, as an avenue through which people can find solutions for their problems. It is a newly opened avenue, as the 23-year-old gospel singer, who has been a Christian for 15 years...

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Haunting picture of the forbidden
Different poetry styles at RedBones
A 'Rahtid' night at Backyaad

Governor-General of Jamaica and wife fêted
LIFE CAN be such sweet nectar when you're the head of state. No longer sitting in traffic like the rest of humanity, you're whisked away to various locations as everyone wants to host you.

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Congratulations, Jerome!
Settling the dust

MIDDLE EAST: China, Russia lobby to ease Iran crisis
BEIJING (Reuters): CHINA JOINED Russia yesterday in diplomatic efforts to ease a crisis over Iran's nuclear work before a U.N. atomic watchdog meeting and avert any sanctions.

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UNITED KINGDOM: Two arrested in £50m robbery