Ready for talks

THE COUNTRY'S leading private-sector groups say they are now willing to return to the table with the Bruce Golding-led Government, following the prime minister's decision to establish a commission of enquiry into the handling of an extradition request for Christopher 'Dudus' Coke....

Police locking down prison cells

Though they are locked behind the secured walls of the country's penal facilities, some dangerous criminals continue to gain access to cellular phones and bark orders to their cronies on the outside to kill....

Struggles still grip Nanny Town

Hilly and rugged Moore Town sits in the heart of Portland's Maroon country. Also called Nanny Town, it has a special place in the history of the Maroons and, by extension, the heritage of the Jamaican people....

US pastor back behind bars

WESTERN BUREAU: The new Bail Act has apparently stung United States renowned televangelist the Reverend Dr Paul Lewis, as he was remanded on Wednesday evening, mere hours after being granted bail in the Savanna-la-Mar Resident...

Bajan official remembers PM as a gentle man

Diplomats turned up yesterday at the home of the Barbados honorary consul in St Andrew to pay their respects to the late prime minister of Barbados, David Thompson.Thompson passed away at his home after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer nearly four...

Passenger sues JUTC

Rosalyn Bell-Wilson, one of the passengers of the ill-fated Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) bus involved in a fatal accident two weeks ago, has sued the company.Jeremy Charles Stewart, the driver of the bus, was named as Defendant No.1 in the claim...

Mormons hand out Rough Riders

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Wednesday donated 500 wheelchairs to Food For The Poor, which will be distributed to persons in need across Jamaica.Some 250 of these are regular wheelchairs...

Gleaner celebrates six years of Hospitality

WESTERN BUREAU:President of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association, (JHTA), Wayne Cummings, has lauded The Gleaner's Hospitality Jamaica magazine as the region's foremost tourism publication."Some people were sceptical in the beginning when the idea...

Public-sector leave stuns parliamentarians

EXPRESSIONS OF shock and dismay rolled off the tongues of parliamentarians on Wednesday as they attempted to rationalise how public servants employed by the state before 2002 could currently be receiving a sum total of 74 days leave, comprising...

New standards system for vehicle-repair shops

A programme aimed at raising the standards among motor-vehicle repair shops across the island was launched by the Jamaica Automobile Association (JAA) in Kingston on Wednesday.Under the initiative, dubbed the Approved Auto Repairer Programme...

Go local to deal with food shortage, says agri minister

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Dr Christopher Tufton has encouraged Jamaicans to substitute local produce for those in short supply due to the recent weather conditions, rather than turn to imported foods...

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