JDX success! - Shaw says programme meets target Offer extended to assist small bondholders
FINANCE MINISTER Audley Shaw yesterday reported a 91 per cent take-up of the $701-billion Jamaica Debt Exchange (JDX) bond offer, ahead of the 90 per cent take-up of the $701-billion Jamaica Debt Exchange (JDX) bond offer, ahead of the 90 per cent target...
- Jazzin' up Trelawny - Tonight's festival expected to reap millions in tourist dollars
- Secure Air Jamaica sale or delay deal, says IMF
- Worry for Haiti - Part 2 - Gleaner journalist returns, but concerned that earthquake-rocked country faces even tougher days
- 'She's hungry, cold and stranded' - Grandmother asks Gov't to bring 15-y-o grand child to Jamaica
- Dr Proctor found guilty
- Dollar's decline brings Brits ashore
Gun salutes lead to police interdictions
WESTERN BUREAU: THE POLICE high command has officially interdicted three policemen, who were allegedly involved in a gun salute at a recently held funeral for a One Order gang member in Bunkers Hill, Trelawny. The police have not released the names of the interdicted...
- 'Let it begin with me' - Burchell Whiteman calls for Jamaicans to undergo attitudinal change
- Opposition not fully with debt-exchange programme
- June 1 start for property freeze lawsuit
- Inmate public-work programme to continue
- Don't be a talk shop on youth, says Grange
Fuller determined to bring new energy to custos post
ONE month ago when it was announced that he would succeed Canon Weeville Gordon as custos of Kingston, Steadman Fuller said he immediately began researching the functions of his new job. In an interview with The Gleaner, Fuller said he was determined...
Reggae Boyz search for winning rhythm
LIKE a conductor directing a choir of singers, Theodore Whitmore patrols the pitch - mostly along the sidelines - signalling instructions to his troop of Reggae Boyz.In preparation for this Sunday's friendly international against Canada, that is scheduled...
- 1,500m added to Classics
- Commander rules
- Three U23 players in Canada squad
- United in final, Chelsea lead
- Rae wants all 'hands on deck'
- 'Compre', Mannings to clash in final
- Algeria, Egypt face off again
- Serena saves family pride as sister Venus gone
EDITORIAL - The internal challenge facing Mr Ellington
Not unexpectedly, Mr Owen Ellington, who has been acting as Jamaica's commissioner of police since towards the end of last year, has been officially offered the job, although the appointment has not yet been officially announced...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Not the time for cheap political shots
The Editor, Sir:We must never play politics with the interest of the poor. I say this against the background of the Government managing to secure agreement with key players in the financial sector in terms of debt management.
- The dilemma of an SLB 'delinquent'
- Cash-for-gold dealers should be targeted
- Duped by financial sector
- Cramming facts like an ugly stepsister
Jazz and Blues Prelude - Great performances at Sunset Jamaica Grande
It's not that Maxi Priest wasn't expected to bring down the house - it was the way he did it. In collaboration with his son, Marvin Priest, and sidekick, the New York-based DJ, Beniton the Menace, he got everybody dancing in the process...
- Cristy Barber on sign-up drive ... to expand Reggae Grammy voting pool
- Youthlink sends two to Ja Jazz and Blues Fest
- RIU guests get a taste of Jazz
- Something extra
A feast fit for a Kng
Stefan Spath, Couples Tower Isle's corporate executive chef, has been with the hotel for 11 years and is responsible for the fabulous cuisine served on Saturday January 16, for the hotel's anniversary celebration.
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