Raining coke - Cops say drug is now smuggled in small portions
AFTER A two-year lull in seizures, the narcotics police said that millions of dollars' worth of cocaine is again flowing through the island's ports. Senior Superintendent Carlton Wilson, head of the Transnational Crime and Narcotics Division, said that for the first six months ...
- Nelson promises spruce-up for Mobile Reserve unit
- JLP backs Hibbert - Company involved in bribery with minister expected to plead guilty
- Protecting yourself in challenging times
- JAS election gets farmers riled up
- Port Antonio Infirmary to be probed
- DPP says cop to be charged with murder
The great passion of Williams' golden years
Sitting in his office at Bamboo Lodge, Irish Town, R Danny Williams meticulously combs through a pile of papers - stopping finally at Jamaica College's (JC) staggeringly long list of annual expenses. Nothing else today so...
- 'Political ties with gunmen not severed'
- Ocho Rios transport centre to be upgraded
- Churches supports churches
- Where is Audley Shaw?
Lee Chin back under pressure - $3b default talks head to July 21 vote
A meeting has been called for July 21 for just over 100 investors holding more than US$36 million (J$3.2 billion) of unpaid matured promissory notes that have become crucial to whether Michael Lee Chin is stripped of assets used to back the bond issue....
- Marley son invests in coffee, seeking licence to trade - But it's not Blue Mountain certified, says CIB
- IMF discussions far advanced
- Carib Cement drops prices but says it's temporary
- Rice programme banking on multiple small farms - Tufton sets 25% production target
- Movements
- Overturned Gillette case narrows payout to two, broadens legal interest
- JP sets US$50m goal for snacks
- Muted investor demand for Trinidad stocks
- Alcoa posts half-billion 2Q loss - But performance beats estimates
- Leaders set temperature goal
- Free trade back on the agenda
- Readers respond
Win or go home!
MIAMI, Florida: MUST WIN. It's a simple as that. In just a matter of months, Jamaica's Reggae Boyz are being confronted with elimination despite showing superior form in a major football championship, knowing they shall have to take all three points...
- Disappointing day for Jamaica at World Youth
- Powell, Gay can't get Bolt off their minds
- Mullings scores impressive win over Smith
- 'I fear no horse' - Hamilton to break St Leger jinx
- Rhosa Klebb to get off the mark
- English Racing -Scenic Blast looks good
- Puerto Rico sizzle, Jamaica fizzle
- Under-19s made to toil by T&T
- Rain spoils new-look Windies team's party
- Cricket: first ashes test - Katich, Ponting hit back for Aussies
EDITORIAL - Ramnarine should move on
There is an inescapably obvious constant in the perennial quarrels and contract disputes between the players of the West Indies cricket team and the body that administers the game in the Caribbean, the West Indies Cricket Board ...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Save, don't banish, students
The Editor, Sir: I am a 17-year-old student who currently attends a high school in Manchester. Over the six years that I've been in high school I have learnt a lot and I have matured immensely, despite the many challenges I have faced...
- Cricket, CARICOM, convergence
- Well said, Prof Escoffery
- Misplaced indignation
- Tap diaspora's anger, strength
- Mandeville CCTV initiative reaps success
- Well done, WICB
- Killing West Indies cricket
- ... Disappointed with board
Kwame Dawes stages LIVE! HOPE! LOVE!
Dr Kwame Dawes will stage LIVE! HOPE! LOVE! at the Phillip Sherlock Centre for the Creative Arts at the University of the West Indies on Sunday at 11 a.m.Born in Ghana and raised in Jamaica, Dawes is the author of 13 books ...
GG's son plays for seniors
Thursday July 2 was special for the residents of the Women's Club home on Gladstone Drive, St Andrew. Lady Allen, wife of Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, was a guest at the club's recent meeting. She promised the home's president Peggy Blades...
IRAQ - More than 40 killed in bombings
BAGHDAD (AP): Bombings killed more than 40 people in Iraq yesterday in the worst violence since United States combat troops withdrew from urban areas last week, and American forces released five Iranian officials suspected of aiding Shi'ite...
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