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Jamaica Gleaner In Focus
published: Sunday | May 18, 2008

How MacMillan can succeed
We tend to move from one extreme to the other.

Crime and national unity

The replacement of Derrick Smith as minister of national security by Colonel Trevor MacMillan should not hide four basic facts.

'If ah nuh so, ah nearly so'!

Some of the problems faced by Jamaicans have multiple connections buried deeply in the psyche of the mind.

Tough on crime, tough on the causes

"United we stand, divided we fall" goes the old song. And past efforts to reduce our frightening murder rate have, too often, been undermined by public squabbling between entities that, in theory, have the common goal of making Jamaica safer for all.

Jamaica, Cuba and the Caribbean's voice

Bruce Golding's visit to Cuba last week signifies two things.





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