End draws nigh - PNP/JLP resolution could bring by-election season to a close
An end to the latest round of the bitterly fought dual-citizenship battle raging between the governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) is looming large, with an outcome likely to materialise as early as this week...
- Primary school gets Rotary gift
- IMF decision by next month - Prime minister to meet with Opposition and other social partners today
- Kern's trial adjourns early
- Missing MoBay couple's vehicle found
- Mom on murder rap granted bail
- Convicted fraudster appeals to Privy Council
- Thursdaytalk - hottest topics on the cocktail circuit
Lucea - an ancient wonderland
Midway between Montego Bay (the Second City) and Negril lies the coastal town of Lucea, the smallest parish capital in Jamaica. Though a humble township, Lucea has a rich history and thrives as the passageway between two distinct resort areas....
- From slave port to ...
- Canadians implore Jamaicans to get involved
- Murder rate draws ire of western publisher
- Paulwell revives debate on nuclear energy use
- Mary Seacole's signature found
- St Mary banana farmer donates computer lab to needy school
- Struck by injustice - Accident victims get no compensation - Perpetrator had no driver's licence
- BRIEFS - Bogue road closed for restructuring
Gov't rejects JMA's patty concerns
The Government has dismissed concerns raised yesterday by the Jamaica Manufacturers' Association (JMA) about the importation of frozen patties, arguing there was nothing illegal about persons engaging in such trade...
- 'We did not splurge' - Company defends Cricket World Cup funds bleed
- Fed says recession easing, inflation no threat
Injuries will not stop MVP
Several athletes from the MVP Track Club will be going into this weekend's National Track and Field Championships literally walking wounded.Most of their top stars are carrying injuries and at least one, 4x100-metre Olympic gold medallist Nesta Carter...
- Fringe players get chance to impress in Grand Cayman
- Sharapova upset by Dulko
- Santana may drop defensive tactics
- United States shock Spain 2-0
- Bolt makes donation to Dare To Care Centre
- BRIEFS - No Squash Champs for T&T
- The Greyt Doctor obliges in feature
EDITORIAL - Now that Richard Azan has seen the light
Richard Azan seems to be arriving at a deeper appreciation of the demands and context of governance in a liberal democracy; its requirement of trust from those who are governed, and the need for honesty, transparency and fairness on the part of those who wield authority...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Distressingly low literacy rates
The Editor, Sir: On Thursday April 18, I invigilated the grade four literacy and numeracy tests and was surprised by the unpreparedness of some of the students sitting the exam. Certainly, they were prepared to the extent that they followed their teachers' ...
- How to treat H1N1 flu
- Hypocritical claims to road safety checks
- Cricket World Cup 2007 - predictable disaster
- Inadequate schools comparison
Remembering the Crown Prince
While puttering in the garden of his home on July 1, 1999, bass player Lloyd Parkes says he heard breaking news on radio that singer Dennis Brown had died that morning at the University Hospital of the West Indies...
Earth Chef: The best of both worlds
Vegetarians and meat lovers alike can now have the best of both worlds with the launch of GraceKennedy's Earth Chef veggie meals last Sunday at Cable and Wireless Golf Academy, New Kingston. Meat lovers can eat healthy without missing the taste of meat...
- Soursop: a natural cancer killer
- A pot of medals for Team Jamaica
- Roast yam on the go
- Cooking for DADDY
- COCKTAILS ANYONE?
- ON THE MENU ...
'Scale down graduation' - Education minister urges caution after student found with swine flu
ST JOHN'S, Antigua (CMC): Education Minister Dr Jacqui Quinn-Leandro has advised the school attended by a boy who contracted the Influenza A (H1N1) virus to scale down graduation activities as part of the efforts to reduce the spread of the virus...
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