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EDITORIAL - Transparency in board appointments
As happens when a new administration takes office, by now the directors and commissioners of myriad government companies and statutory authorities - except those with constitutional or special insulation - will have resigned or will do so shortly.
Day-night Test matches good idea
We are happy to note that day-night Test cricket, of which this newspaper has long been a proponent, may now be seriously reaching the agenda of the International Cricket Council...
Victimless crime
In a letter published in The Gleaner of December 29, 2011, Neville Duncan puts forward the moral justification for homosexuality, promiscuity, sadomasochism, drug addiction, suicide, and much more.He writes: "Each individual has the basic right to do...
Give PM space to paint her legacy
Before the dust had even settled after Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller's rout of her political adversaries at the polls, great debates began raging over the prospects of this re-elected stateswoman and her Government...
Batting for Twenty20 cricket
The regional Twenty20 tournament is on, and once again, this exciting, fairly new format of the game is dominating the sports pages.The purists might not like it, and several ex-West Indies cricketers have derided it as "just not cricket"...
Tax reform or tax reshuffle?
Columnist Gordon Robinson argues that the main reason Jamaican governments have got taxation wrong is because they keep on forgetting that taxes are for the public good...
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