Church vs crime - Senior cops, church leaders to meet on prevention measures
Representatives of the Jamaica Council of Churches (JCC) are to meet next week with senior members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force to discuss how both groups can work together to combat crime. In an interview with The Gleaner, Deputy Commissioner of Police Glenmore Hinds...
- Scam targeted community programmes
- Legal battle begins - Lawyers begin work to find out who should compensate passengers of AA aircraft
- PSOJ eyes greater economic development
- Scrutiny of Muslim cleric to become an issue at home
- Buju to miss Grammys - Artiste did not apply for bail
- Police improve but crime worsens
- 'Shape up'
- Man calls court a waste of time without hangings
Golding responds to 'money printing' concern
PRIME MINISTER Bruce Golding has said that his administration was in the process of crafting a new policy to reduce interest rates. Golding was responding to a question about the Government obtaining advances from the Bank of Jamaica...
- Tax measures shrink outreach programmes
- Cruise shipping neglected? - Industry officials say Gov't not doing enough
- Tourism players urged to build sector together
- Scrap-metal looters strike again
- Church ready to fight crime
- Farmers to get more training
- Doctor's killing stuns colleagues
- More overseas jobs for Jamaican labourers - More than 150 sent off on farm work programme
- Tribute to former JAS president - Ivan Tomlinson, great agricultural icon, passes
Sagicor to investors: 'We're not in trouble'
Moving to scotch speculation that it might be in trouble after two deals to raise cash, Sagicor Financial Corporation (SFC) said Thursday that it merely needed capital to fund its expansion in the United Kingdom (UK) and the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US) ...
- Mortgage bank going after Scott family assets - KES appoints new liquidator
- Monymusk back in operation - Frome suspends harvesting
- Guardian sheds European assets - Not exiting Jamaica, UK markets - Mack
- IMF letter of intent likely bound for Washington next week
- BOJ governor telegraphs confidence - Says market will like new IMF programme
- Commentary - Comparing Singapore to Jamaica
- Commentary - Many dangers lurking in cyberspace Part II: The legal risks
- Movements
Regional series bowls off
The first round of the 2010 regional first-class four-day championship will bowl off at 10:00 a.m. today with three matches across the island. In the feature game of the round, hosts and defending champions Jamaica will begin the defence of their title against last season's...
- Night for champions
- Burrell hunting February friendly ... Reggae Boyz looking to better current FIFA ranking
- 'Tegat' Davis lauds players
- Henry has big plans for 'Lions' community
- Oh so easy for Jamalco
- Clippers earn rare win over Lakers
EDITORIAL - Davies was irresponsible
Dr Omar Davies, when he was finance minister, had a penchant, as we have noted before, for lecturing the Opposition on the need for responsibility when making statements about the Jamaican financial market and its institutions...
- Peter Bunting fell short
- A political closed shop?
- Germany's dilemma: The other side of choice
- NOTE-WORTHY
LETTER OF THE DAY - Where are the professional social workers?
The Editor, Sir: As I reviewed the many writings, plans and efforts at reforming Jamaica, in particular the education system and the many efforts at diversion strategies within the school system and, by extension, the wider society...
- Hats off to NLA
- Declare your political bias
- Protests expected
- Access to beaches
- Bunting's 'buttu' politics
- Practise what is preached
- An African capitalist success story
Partying with the Mayor
Eden Gardens, the place of weddings and snazzy banquets, was the place for a groovy oldies session on Wednesday, December 30. Mayor of Kingston, Councillor Desmond McKenzie, again hosted his annual appreciation party at the Lady Musgrave Road venue ...
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