Colin Campbell is new People's National Party (PNP) general secretary
SENATOR COLIN Campbell was yesterday elected general secretary of the People's National Party (PNP). He said yesterday his main objective in his new post was to modernise the information technology and management systems of the party.
Illegal imports threaten agri, health sectors
WESTERN BUREAU: BEFORE THE liberalisation of the import market, wheat, rice, corn and soybean accounted for a large portion of imports. But as the market expanded, fruits, vegetables and meats now dominate imported cargo...
Taylor burst sparks Windies
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC): FAST BOWLER Jerome Taylor produced a telling three-wicket burst at a vital stage to spur West Indies to a fourth successive victory over India in the fifth and final Digicel one-day international (ODI) at Queen's Park Oval.
Trade union politicking
THERE WAS always going to be an overlay of partisan politics regarding any signing by the Bustamante Industrial Trade Union (BITU) of a new agreement between public sector unions and the administration to limit the pay demands of government employees....
LETTER OF THE DAY - Aftercare needed for eye patients
THE EDITOR, Sir: I AM a little disappointed in the article published on Saturday, May 27, with regards to "patients who have been experiencing difficulty after the surgery performed in Cuba."
Hallelujah! to 'Amen Corner'
WITH JAMAICA'S numerous churches, on the right day, at the right hour one could successfully argue that it is a very religious country. Yet, issues relating to the Church are not often tackled in the island's theatrical output.
Flying high: 'The child who had nothing will fly around the world'
BARRINGTON IRVING has a tale he wants to tell, mostly to children, especially the ones given little chance to succeed. It is for those who remind Irving of his own journey growing up between the hard streets of Jamaica and those in the United States.
