Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) hits back - Golding moves to oust MPs over dual citizenship
THE GOVERNING Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) is moving to have Opposition Member of Parliament (MP) Sharon Hay-Webster and other members of the People's National Party (PNP)...
- Mair enjoys large crowd on Nomination Day
- Jolted six sent to town
- Jamaica revs up preparations for skills assembly
- Island Special Constabulary Force (ISCF) makes good on its promise to take Government to court
- St George's, Alpha students celebrate 50-year reunion
- Women take lessons from US president's campaign - Media director hosts workshop for prospective politicians and managers
- National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA) director cops place in tobacco control programme
- Advertising awards planning in full swing
Necessary evil? Informal sector helping to reduce country's unemployment and poverty levels
While successive governments bemoan the billions of tax dollars they have failed to collect from unregistered companies and entrepreneurs, national statistics show that the sector has been instrumental in reducing unemployment...
- Portmore gets mental health centre
- New wheels for disabled policeman
- Azan's application before the court
- Got milk? Productivity records to help select happy cows
- Government to aid persons with disabilities in getting work
- National Works Agency (NWA) to build bridge on Waterloo Road
Jamaica look to upstage US on home turf
NEW YORK (AP):Several weeks after the Beijing Olympics, American sprinter Lauryn Williams was sitting in a hotel room in Shanghai reading through her mail.
- 100 years of George Headley: ... hailed as champion of the people
- Boyz look to cool El Salvador
- 100 years of George Headley: George Headley - more than a great cricketer
- 100 years of George Headley: George Headley MBE, OJ 'A FAMILY AFFAIR'
- Thompson now three off the leader
- Stick with The Rebel
- Waulgrovians seek closure
- It'll be a tough game
- Walters KOs rival in a jiffy
- In your neighbourhood: Fort International win
- Venus out
- West Indies for long tour Down Under
- Johnson set for rematch
- 'Billy' Williams rides on
EDITORIAL: Compensation after wrongful death
The popular saying 'money can't buy life' is often bandied about, especially by those who haven't much money and find some solace in their penury, taking comfort in the fact that even the wealthiest among us...
LETTER OF THE DAY: Commish Lewin's disregard for a constitutional right
The Editor, Sir:The recent remarks by the commissioner of police regarding members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) who are Sabbath keepers is a matter of grave concern, not...
- Foolish idea from a learned lawyer
- The aim of the FINSAC enquiry
- Tiring religious clutter
- Subtle job discrimination
Keisha Wright performs at 'Live Music'
Three years ago, 'Live Music' started at Christopher's Jazz Café.
Guest gear - Take the guesswork out of wedding-day garb
You've sent your RSVP, picked out the perfect gift from the registry and even found a totally platonic 'bestie' to spend the evening with when suddenly you realise - you're missing the dress!
- Fashionable Farika
- NEGRIL RIDE '09 cycling blog: No bananas in Annotto Bay
- Grab a game … and a movie
- Zune getting bling makeover
- Dangers of a modern diet
- 66-year-old mom-to-be gives Jamaican women hope
- ... doctor's advice: Could it be clap?
- Let's talk life: Afraid of examinations
Fabulous looks at thePeacock Ball
Businesswoman Michele Rollins received this year's American Friends of Jamaica Humanitarian Award for her significant contribution to Jamaica.
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