JCF shake-up - Commissioner reassigns 36 senior members
Police Commissioner Lucius Thomas has reassigned 36 senior members of the officer corps of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), in a major shake-up designed to tackle escalating crime which is threatening to reverse gains made by the police...

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Move to monitor communicable diseases during Cricket World Cup
Jamaica and Brazil sign sugar agreements
ck - Impasse on reinstatement of Errol Greene
Bog Walk traffic changes shelved
Jamaica still UNEP's Caribbean headquarters
Human trafficking under watch
UWI honours Professor Lalor

Location sought for Morant Bay RM
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Carol Palmer, along with the ministry's property management unit head, Major Warwick Stirling, yesterday met with Member of Parliament, Dr. Fenton Ferguson, Mayor Joan Spencer....

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Man gets two life sentences
Alleged thief caught in Montego Bay
Two charged in Montego Bay lotto scam
An educator with many talents
History behind Ash Wednesday

Investor anxiety greets BNS restructuring plan - Minority stockholders face dilution of shares
Scotiabank Jamaica executives acknowledged Tuesday that minority stockholders of the bank could see their shares diluted under its restructuring plan but insisted that it was a good deal overall, amid investor concerns about what the new dividend policy w

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FIS seeking markets for 29 properties - Valued at $840 million
FirstCaribbean grows mortgage portfolio, claims new market
Will Rodgers departs Air Jamaica... Bill Clarke leaves BNS in seven years
Tourism spend up 27 per cent in December quarter

Oberlin clinch crown
IN THE closest championships in recent years, Oberlin regained their title but Seaforth's Javere Bell was the star of the two-day Eastern Secondary Schools Sports Association (ESSSA) JN/JPS/Juciful Athletics Championships which ended at the National Stadi

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Reggae Boyz start quest for Cup glory
Calabash Bay for Ash Wednesday Trophy
French club Lille face wrath of UEFA
Milutinovic's selection method a good one
Waterhouse aim to cool bubbling Seba
Bell to refocus on training

EDITORIAL - Critical police intervention needed
The police in Glengoffe, St. Catherine, confirmed that Hugh Wright, 38, was often in trouble with the law. He often beat, and had been known to seriously injure his wife, Natalie. The couple's children, too, were not unaccustomed to their father's wrath..

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Lack of national esteem
Workplace relationships
Controlling our lives

LETTER OF THE DAY - GSAT examination needs an overhaul
The Editor, Sir: Within six weeks over 50,000 of the nation's children will once again sit the Grade Six Achievement Test. This form of assessment for primary school leavers is celebrating its 7th milestone. The GSAT examination heralded a brilliant...

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Another bad bridge
Celebrating the 200th Anniversary of Abolition
Cockpit lacks basic amenities

UWI shows creative side at Pelican Awards
owed its creative side on Sunday night at the Assembly Hall. The pedigree in the performing arts was displayed by those with degrees and those working towards them, as former and present students...

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Brazilian tempo

MY Heart's NOT BROKEN
Today, I am the patient. I arrived at the Heart Institute of the Caribbean (HIC) in Kingston three minutes early for my 10 o'clock appointment ? a cardiac consultation. As I sat in the waiting room completing the intake form, Rachel McLaren, HIC's sales..

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The complete cardiovascular exam
Heart disease in Jamaica - Much more than heart attacks
Understanding schizophrenia

Vaughan confident knee will hold up
LONDON (AP): ENGLAND'S INJURY-plagued cricket captain Michael Vaughan is confident his suspect knee will stand up to the rigors of the World Cup.As long as his hamstring gets him through the warm-up games."If I get through the early stages...

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Bermuda first team to arrive in Antigua
CWC organisers committed to delivering clean venues - Dehring
Kiwi delight