Getting tough - Minister Nelson says stiffanti-gang laws to be unveiled
NATIONAL SECURITY Minister Dwight Nelson yesterday said the Government would be seeking to institute draconian anti-gang measures to assist the police in their fight against crime. "I want to warn that we are coming with a piece of legislation to dismantle gangs...
- PM visits Dom Rep for Haiti talks
- The hand of God - Haitians call quake the Lord's message
- Welcome to Jamrock - Gov't opens up shores, ports to Haitians and humanitarian assistance - Hillary Clinton pleased with local coordination
- No relief for quake workers
- Donations to ODPEM skyrocket
- Mom in shock as son is first cop to die
- Second policeman killed
- Action time! JFJ disappointed with Office of the Children's Advocate's report
The power of love (Part 3) - Raymond Kirlew 'cures' wife's cancer with soursop leaves
On July 16 and 23, 2007, we told the story of how Raymond Kirlew, of St Ann, helped to nurse his wife, Yvonne, back to health when she had cancer of the lymph nodes. It was a poignant love story that softened the heart of the toughest man...
- The Reverend who wants change
- Staying alive - Miraculous rescue efforts in Haiti
- PM Golding, PNP remember Barrett - Say former custos will be missed
- Cuban universities descend on Jamaica
- I envy the freedom of my friends
- Happy New Year baby
- Parenting for the next recession
Digicel Haiti up and running
The Digicel network is now functioning well in Port-au-Prince with more and more customers connecting to it and being able to make and receive calls, text messages, email and BlackBerry Messenger notes. The telecommunications com-pany, in a statement ...
Jamaica set for victory
BASSETERRE, St Kitts (CMC): Champions Jamaica were eyeing a victory over the Leeward Islands in spite of extensive weather setbacks on the third day of their second-round WICB regional first-class game at Warner Park yesterday. Rain limited play to just...
- UTech: Proposal for Trelawny stadium was misinterpreted
- Johnson nets winner
- Federer and Co stage fund-raiser for Haiti victims
- Fabregas keeps Arsenal in title hunt
- Liverpool eyeing Jones
- South Africa level series
EDITORIAL - The 'Dudus' Coke issue won't go away
In between the euphoria over the Government's debt-rescheduling package and the outpouring of empathy and goodwill for devastated Haiti, there was another significant occurrence in Jamaica last week that, understandably, did not penetrate significantly...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Sustained effort needed to address global inequality
The Editor, Sir: I view with interest the knee-jerk display of support for the Haitians following the earthquake horror. But perhaps, human emotions aside, the earthquake may prove to be one of the best things that has ever happened ...
Cliff rocks! - Jamaica singer donates memorabilia to Hall of Fame ahead of induction
On March 15, Jamaica will have another illustrious musician in the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. And this one is still alive to enjoy it. The other Jamaican, reggae icon Bob Marley, was inducted in 1994, many years after he had died...
Stafanie Taylor: eats, sleeps and dreams cricket!
Shy and humble, that's how Stafanie Taylor comes across. The sportswoman hates interviews and would prefer to prove her prowess with a cricket bat rather than words. The 18-year-old all-rounder was named Jamaican Cricketer of the Year in December...
- Fe-mail Ties: The heart of the matter - Power in evolution
- Knutsford Express: Your jazzy ride
- KELLY'S WORLD - A Jamaica dis?
- SEX & RELATIONSHIP - The marriage thermometer
- What to wear to jazz
- Poetry and music for the Palmers
- LAW OF EVE - Paternity fraud
- FASHION - It's all about patwa
- Can CT scans cause cancer?
- BEAUTY: Bold strokes - It's high-pigment make-up time
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