Bahamian voters oust government - Ingraham back in charge as PM
NASSAU (Reuters): Bahamian Prime Minister-elect Hubert Ingraham pledged to move his nation forward economically and socially and thanked voters in the Atlantic island chain who returned his party to power five years after ousting them. Ingraham's Free National Movement(FNM) won...
Blue Mountain brand - 'Not for sale'
The Blue Mountain brand will remain the property of the Coffee Industry Board, government officials have said in reassurance to dampen sector concerns that the planned divestment of Wallenford could include the world famous coffee name.
Young Reggae Boyz need miracle
HOSTS JAMAICA must find a way to beat group leaders, the United States, if they are to keep their fading hopes of booking a spot at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup alive when the teams meet tonight, at 7:00, at the National Stadium...
EDITORIAL - Finding consensus on Marubeni
We are not surprised that Marubeni Corporation is concerned, as has been reported by Finance Minister Dr. Omar Davies, about some of the utterances by the Opposition about its planned acquisition of the light and power company, Jamaica Public Service (JPS).
Lubert Levy ministers with passion, family
You dare not remain seated when Lubert Levy is performing. He has an energy that can almost cause the lame to walk. At one of his most recent concerts, in St. Catherine, the bigger names on the line-up faded behind the awesome presence that Levy brought to the table.
Celebrating Cinco de Mayo
It's the Cinco de Mayo, everywhere, but especially so in Central and Latin America. Here in Kingston, however, it's all about that erstwhile art collector and patron of the arts, the indomitable Wallace Campbell, who celebrates his birthday today. His sister, Jennifer Lim...
