Dear peace - Group vows to maintain calm despite the price
Children curfews, parenting workshops and football competitions are just some of the strategies members of the Kingston and St Andrew Action Forum (KSAAF) have been using to return their communities to a family-friendly state. The men and women who make up the forum live ...
- Building leaders - the Obistan model
- Sex Offences Bill withdrawn
- Health authority trains workers to treat diabetes
- St Thomas infirmary rears own poultry
- 'Black Farmer' wants Chippenham - Entrepreneur Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones bids for UK constituency seat
- Tough tax penalties coming next month
- One to Watch: Boys' & Girls' Champs
Pigs and the City - Riverton brothers succeed amid the stench
In their mid-40s, Noel and Lloyd McKay are as lean as anyone can be; yet, they spend their days surrounded by, big, fat pigs. But they don't mind. For that's what they do to earn an honest living. "Me is a independent man. I don't business what a person might take me as...
- Ensure your child gets the right counselling
- Promoting positive parenting practices
- Is ignorance bliss when it comes to childbirth?
- An educator's 5 - What parents should not include in a child's lunch kit
North Trelawny making good use of the CDF
WESTERN BUREAU: While critics continue to affix the 'pork barrel' label to the Government's $1.2 billion Constituency Development Fund (CDF), for Patrick Harris, the member of parliament for North Trelawny, it is a blessing for his constituents...
Rain, Strauss pelt Windies
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Dwayne Bravo's face-saving 69 off 72 balls was upstaged when Andrew Strauss made a polished 79 not out from 61 balls to carry England to a nine-wicket victory in the rain-affected fourth one-day international yesterday to draw...
- Jamaica set for title despite losing to Windward Islands
- Boys' Town work hard for narrow home win
- August Town lose ground
- Late goal saves T&T in World Cup qualifier
- Pistons block last shot to edge Wizards
EDITORIAL - Broad, deep debate needed on constitutional reform
IF YOU start to compromise on your Constitution, as appears to be the proposition of some who ought to know better, then no law is sacrosanct, and the rights and freedoms and even legal sanctions, on which you count on in a democracy, are no longer sure...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Questions about diaspora representation
THE EDITOR, Sir:I READ with interest an article quoting Prime Minister Golding as having initiated dialogue with the opposition leader regarding the appointment of a senator to represent the diaspora. As the representative for the United States North East...
- Value of an educated police force
- Feasible formulae for crisis
- Teacher recruits found wanting
- Police brutality too prevalent
- The key is research and technology
- What's in a name?
Japanese 'Dub' Jamaica
In recent times, some Japanese have become part of Jamaica's reggae/dancehall culture and have also fused the eccentric lifestyle with their own.Very often Japanese sound system operators come to the island to make dub plates and record Jamaican artistes...
Positively phenomenal - Grace Jackson
This week we continue to look at some of the phenomenal women who have left an indelible mark in their chosen fields. Let's celebrate our phenomenal Jamaican women. Although no longer on the track, Grace Jackson has not lost speed...
- Winsome Wilkins
- Florence Darby
- Dianne Regisford-Guèye is D-Empress
- Angela Fowler
- Judymay Mitchell
- Dr Anna Law
- Dollis Campbell
- Violet Taylor
- Karoline Smith
- Jeanette Solomon
- Pauline Petinaud
- Carmen Latty: Nigeria
- Piece by Peace
- Amy Hyatt
- Ruby Martin
- Thyra Heaven
- Blossom O'Meally-Nelson
- Claudette Pious
- Linette Vassell
- PHENOMENAL track star
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