Don't do it! - Bahamian PM admonishes immigration officers for 'offensive behaviour' towards Jamaicans
Bahamian immigration officers received a tongue-lashing from the country's prime minister on Monday for what he described as their often "offensive behaviour" towards Jamaicans entering the country through its various ports of entry...
- The ruling that Swept Away bank profits
- Gayle threatens to quit … again
- Golding hails Blades as icon of success - Businessman receives Order of Jamaica
- Shaw to speak at 'Outlook for the Future' economic forums
- Lasco chairman endorses telenursing
- Gov't apologises for heavy-handedness - Shaw says JLP should have waited on MOU committee
- Rage over new tax plan
- 4-y-o girl raped in St Ann
- From HEART trainee to trainer - Clarendon man moves closer to dream of uplifting his community
- Bogue power station may switch to compressed natural gas by 2011
- Vox pop
- Pratville students learn environment protection
- 'Labour Day projects vulgarly partisan' - Pickersgill says tactics cripple political tolerance, transparency
You're Abel to overcome - Recession survival is mind over matter, says psychiatrist
Much of the public discourse intended to help persons survive the current economic meltdown is ignoring the need for mindset change in Jamaica, says Dr Wendel Abel, head of psychiatry at the University of the West Indies, Mona...
- Curbing customs fraud
- Less talk, more action! - McCurdy calls for tougher crime fight in MoBay
- Let's not think about ourselves for a change
- Ministry hits back at NCU cassava study
- Jamaican triumphs in Nike Swim Miami
- Women in touch with emotions have more orgasms - study
- But me no butts
- Freeze on water sports melts
- Castleton retains its charm
- Don't let down your swine flu guard
- Youth group thrilled at new sex position
- Coffee farmers to receive final payment this week
- Gov't must upgrade skills of Jamaican workforce - Wehby
Minority shareholders kill Pegasus vote
Minority shareholders of Pegasus on Tuesday shut down an attempt by National Hotels and Properties (NHP) to amend the procedures used to select the hotel company's board.In anticipation of a defeat, the NHP had warned that one of its options would be selling the hotel...
- JP makes $2.8b loss - But first quarter signals turnaround - Agri-processor launches new snack line
- 'Priority four' bidders for SCJ assets - US company going after Petrojam Ethanol, 3 factories
- Gill walks out of CRNM - Unhappy with diminished authority
- General Tool going out of business - Lerners shutters three stores
- Red Stripe sales still falling, but profit grows 29 per cent
- No takers for Marubeni bond offer
- CLICO Guyana gets US$15mlifeline from petroleum fund
- Digicel challenges service monopoly
- Janice Robinson-Longmore - An investment banker solving tough problems
- Swine flu a windfall for some Caribbean tourist spots - Big lines reroute cruises up to mid-June
- World tourism still in decline
DPL title on the line
In sharp contrast to a long season full of twists and turns, the arithmetic for both title aspirants, Portmore United and Tivoli, now seems pretty short and simple as they face each other at the Ferdie Neita Park at 7 p.m. this evening - one match plus one win equals...
- Mills says Bolt fine for Manchester street race
- McCook stresses importance of nurturing talent in Jamaica
- Torch Run tomorrow
- Monymusk land U-20 title
- Man U set to move to brink of title
- Freeze on water sports melts
- Shiv says West Indies must perform well
- Taylor in squad for T20 World Cup
- Spotlight on Nelson, Walker
- Barrows in hot seat
- Warriors fined, expelled from WBA
- Palmer tops UTech Singles Challenge
- James scores 27 in Cavs' sweep
EDITORIAL - Mr Nelson's idea worthy of discussion
Dwight Nelson, the recently installed national security minister, is yet to define what he means by a reserve civilian police, whose establishment he plans to explore.But the critics, we sense, are ready to unsheathe their daggers to slay the idea. We urge restraint....
LETTER OF THE DAY - Kudos, Mr Holness
The Editor, Sir: Much respect to Minister of Education Andrew Holness. He speaks of a school system that must become more relevant to the youth. I say the school system is the foundation of the productivity of a nation...
- The value of the free press
- The CASE alternative
- Offering myself
- Think twice Mr Minister
- Tackling illiteracy
- Lease UTech Trelawny stadium
- Clarifying the BITU's position
- More community policing needed
- Re public sector wage dispute
- Golding has the right values and attitude
- Teachers are performing
Glory to God - An Evening of Excellence
The first of the Andrews Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Church's concert series, An Evening of Excellence, was held in May of 2000 at the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona Chapel and it was a success. Ten years later, at the same venue, and one of many Mother's Day...
- National Anthem recorded with reggae touch
- Chris Stokes tells the Jamaica bobsleigh story
- Stephens helps out the Sisters
- Something extra
After knee surgery ...how muchwalking is enough?
Dear Dr Gardner, I have had two knee-replacement operations and my doctor suggests that I walk 45 minutes per day. Is that enough exercise for my heart? -Kathleen
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UNITED STATES - John Muhammad's lawyer wants sentence thrown out
Virginia (AP): Convicted Washington-area sniper John Allen Muhammad should never have been allowed to act as his own lawyer for part of his 2003 capital murder trial, his attorney said yesterday in a federal appeals hearing.Muhammad's conviction ...
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