Ex-cop extradited! - Jamaica foots the bill as US sends policeman back to island to face murder trial

In a historic move last Friday, a former cop - Mark Russell - was finally extradited from the United States (US) to face a murder charge in Jamaica. Russell was quietly escorted back to the island last Friday afternoon by two members of the local police force almost five years after the July 2007 murder of 18-year-old Ravin Thompson...

Happy Father's Day - Father 'mothered' four children after common-law partner walked out 18 years ago

For 18 years, Barrington Matthews, was both mother and father to his daughter and three sons who lived with him after his common-law spouse walked out on the family.

We need more male role models - NCU president-elect bemoans the absence of good regional male mythological images

Dr Trevor Gardner, the president-elect of Northern Caribbean University (NCU), is urging authors in the region to start creating positive mythological images of Caribbean men in an attempt to engage the psyche of males.

Chaos rules the city - Sixteen years after the launch of Montego Bay's development plan

The 16-year delay in the implementation of the Greater Montego Bay Redevelopment Company's (GMRC) plan is preventing the creation of hundreds of jobs and stopping a possible increased flow of funds into the parish, according to stakeholders.

Rude awakening for Railway Gardens ... as problems stall 10-year-old relocation promise

Squalor, grime and dilapidated structures remain the signal credentials of the inner-city community Railway Gardens in Montego Bay, St James, some 10 years after the Government announced a planned relocation of residents to facilitate the transformation of the area into a major commercial district.

Dressmakers wanted!

Persons with an interest in the apparel industry appear to be focused on designing clothes, but not constructing them.

Teen gives till it hurts - Despite battling scoliosis young student moving mountains to help others

Sixteen-year-old Omari Gillespie has a heart so huge that he is constantly driven by a desire to fulfil the needs of others. Despite battling severe idiopathic scoliosis that often leaves him writhing in pain, the Jamaica College student holds to the philosophy that many others are worse off than himself; therefore, he must assist where possible.

Education Ministry looking at profession-driven financing

Three years after former prime minister Bruce Golding indicated his desire to introduce a programme to influence the Students' Loan Bureau (SLB) to offer loans at special interest rates for certain areas of study, the Government seems ready to go that route.

Watergate at 40 - What ifs continue to be asked over a scandal which brought down a president

In the perfect hindsight of history, Watergate's 'what ifs' are still tantalising. What if a security guard hadn't noticed tape on a door latch outside Democratic headquarters at the Watergate office building?

China sends first woman into space

China launched its most ambitious space mission yet yesterday, carrying its first female astronaut and two male colleagues in an attempt to dock with an orbiting module and work on board for more than a week.

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