'Friendliest island on Earth': US preacher says reception belies negative impressions
WESTERN BUREAU:United States 'street preacher' Duane H. Lyon, whose mission of spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ has taken him to 31 countries, has declared Jamaica "the friendliest island on Earth".
- 100 and counting: Centenarian enjoys life long after glory days
- Dairy Industries Ltd extends W'house deal
- Rhone concerned about facilities for Carib Games
- Air J puts three-month hold on 2-bag limit
- Jamaican woman part of Antarctic expedition
- Institute provides cultural exploration at home
- An officer and a gentleman gets glowing tributes
- Manchester student tops in Jamaica
- West Portland race heats up
Flying fraud! Air J boss raises alarm over fraudulent transfer of airline's funds
A junior employee of Air Jamaica has allegedly taken off with more than $70 million of the floundering national carrier's funds.The Jamaica Constabulary Force's (JCF) Fraud Squad is part of a high-level team of local and...
- KPH oxygen supply resolved temporarily
- 14-year-old girls missing
- Governor General (GG) calls neighbourhood watch groups to action
- Lawyer loses legal battle for final grade
- Atom PC is the bomb
- Cyberstalkers launch textual harassment
- Road fatalities mount: 63 persons killed in traffic accidents this year
- Herbert Lewis passes on
Another tough day: Strauss hits ton as England lose only two wickets
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC):West Indies again found wickets hard to come by in the fifth and final Test against England yesterday and Andrew Strauss again used favourable conditions to gather his third hundred of the series.
- Cummings seals spot on Jamaica team
- Make a Regal Selection
- PERFORMER OF THE WEEK: Goule at her best
- Gibson Relays 2009: A thriller
- Track great Ed Moses says Jamaica's athletes clean
- Jamaica, Caribbean rival match skills
- Tivoli blank Portmore 3-0
- Santos, Cavalier in Super showdown
Hope, inspiration amid much despair
In the search for solutions to the miasma of disorder permeating daily Jamaican life, there often is much focus on what is perceived to be the sources of chaos.
LETTER OF THE DAY: The farmer should be king
The Editor, Sir: Every day we hear how there is an economic crisis brewing, but none of our leaders seem to have a plan as to how to ride out the storm.
- Don't quote prices in foreign currency
- Celebrating Int'l Women's Day
- When words are not enough
- Women need loans
- Orthodox hypocrisy
- BCJ on advertising
Spears returns in first concert tour in 5 years
NEW ORLEANS (AP):Dressed as a sexy ringmaster and directing a colourful cast that included jugglers, acrobats and martial arts dancers, Britney Spears delivered a tightly choreographed, if perfunctory performance Tuesday night as she kicked off her...
Knock him scents-less!
Get your man in the mood for romance or lasso an admirer with tantalising wafts from a knockout perfume collection.
- Man, tuck in yuh belly ...Metro men embrace the girdle, but will it take off in Ja?
- Marriage a pipe dream for many ghetto women
- doctor's advice: His unfaithful wife
- Travelling trip-up: Heading to Italy on the road to no where
- Eating organic
- Indulge yourself with this week's picks: 5 senses
- From Mild to Wild (Part 2): Looking good & sounding better
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