Jamaica Gleaner - News - Monday

The government of God

There are many genuinely righteous people today walking away from the secular industries because they believe that it causes them to compromise their beliefs, and they take with them invaluable contributions to their...

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UWI 'returns' Douai Bible to Catholic Church

Professor Nigel Harris, vice-chancellor of The University of the West Indies (UWI) handed over the Douai Bible to Archbishop of Kingston, the Most Reverend Charles Dufour, during a special ceremony held on Friday, at the UWI Mona campus.

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Deborah Chen working for the heart

Deborah Chen, executive director of The Heart Foundation of Jamaica, is the new president of the InterAmerican Heart Foundation (IAHF), an intercontinental organisation whose mission is to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke in the Americas.

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First Global opens in Mandeville

For several decades it has been perceived that any company serious about business in Jamaica must have a physical structure in Kingston, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and Mandeville to effectively corner the business market.

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The Next 50 years - Restore Law & Order

Jamaica continues to celebrate 50 years of Independence.

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'Dreadful lies'

One of the three policemen on trial for the murder of the two men who were abducted from a plaza in December 2004, has accused the Crown's main witness of telling 'dreadful lies' on him.

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Henry McCurdy honoured

Businessman, lawyer and politician Henry McCurdy, is the third recipient of the St Catherine High School Award for Excellence.

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JCF, Bill Express bat for safer communities

Fifteen communities across Jamaica are set to be safer come 2013, courtesy of Bill Express.

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Time to Go!

Black, green and gold was emblazoned all over business places to commemorate Jamaica's 50 years of Independence.

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Heart Trust: A key partner in Diageo's Learning For Life

Learning For Life is a programme for at-risk, inner-city youth, implemented by the Diageo-led Red Stripe in partnership with the Human Employment and Resource Training (HEART) Trust/National Training Agency.