Ganja-plane crash - Two dead, four men in police custody
A United States-registered twin-engine aircraft believed to be on a drug mission to Jamaica crashed yesterday morning on a private road owned by Windalco Bauxite Company in Schwallenburgh district, near the St Ann-St Catherine border, killing its two occupants...
- Fraud Squad probes CASE president
- Keeping our promise to you
- Tributes pour in for Lady B
- Youth conference kicks off today
- Limited staff prevented Armadale search
Nurses strike back - NAJ demands public apology from chief medical officer, calls for minister's intervention into malaria money matter
After an emergency meeting yesterday, the Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) called on Minister of Health Rudyard Spencer to promptly diffuse a brewing controversy between public-health nurses and top-ranking officials in the ministry...
- Repairs to disrupt water supply
- Public urged to join in national day of mourning for Lady B
- Police name eight men wanted for questioning
- Class Acts: Dennis Tobin Preparatory
- The guts of survival
- Immigration Corner - Busted-brother blues
- Dear Counsellor - Secret lover
Building an education fund even in hard times
Moya Leiba-Barnes, general manager at Capital & Credit Merchant Bank, outlines some basic steps parents can take to begin the process of building a fund to cover the cost of their children's education, even in challenging economic times...
- Manufacturing hopes lift world stocks
- US construction spending rises unexpectedly
- Kingston Logistics Centre offers affordable alternative homes
Jamaica look to extend winning streak
Leaders and title-favourites Jamaica are again expected to stick with the same starting 11, which recorded convincing six and five wicket victories over the Leeward and Windward Islands, respectively, in their last two TCL Group WICB U-19 one-day matches...
- Ransome tops Bill Ive tourney in Trelawny
- High-profile drugs ban
- Berlin will be good experience for Jamaica's young triple jumper
- Athlete PROFILE
- Jamaican jockey stars at Saratoga
- SPORTS ROUND-UP
EDITORIAL - Mrs Hay-Webster's futile evasiveness
Sharon Hay-Webster, the People's National Party (PNP) Member of Parliament MP for South Central St Catherine has come to recognise the improbability of eating her cake and still having it. She is taking steps, she says, to renounce her United States citizenship...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Dual-citizenship farce continues
The Editor, Sir: A third by-election may now be called after Supreme Court judge Justice Lloyd Hibbert hands down his ruling on the dual-citizenship controversy involving the NW Clarendon parliamentary seat. Is there a better way to mash up the country ...
- No respect for cricket fans
- On language and learning
- No reparations in my name
- PM's lame force majeure excuse
- The importance of music education
- What would you expect of EU?
- Taking dress code too far
'Take Me to Jesus' wins Gospel Song Competition
On Sunday night at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre, Gamel Grant won the Jamaica Gospel Song 2K9 competition with Take Me to Jesus, but it was second-placed Kimiela Issacs who seemed to have won the hearts of the crowd...
Saving souls at Castleton
Shhhh. The sound of the river got louder as I walked downhill. It was mid-morning at Castleton Gardens in St Mary and I had spotted a crowd by the river. I was walking closer to see what was happening, when I heard someone yell...
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