Party Time! PJ leads new charge - PNP at 71 'Rebuild and repackage'
As the People's National Party (PNP) contemplates its next steps, its only surviving former president, P.J. Patterson, has stressed the need to rebuild and repackage the 71-year-old party.
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- 'Ready for new phase'
- 'I am hopelessly addicted'
- PNP at 71 Private session marred by car break-in
- Church versus racetrack: Punters see nothing wrong with Sunday racing
- Comrades celebrate
- 'Unregistered draughtsmen bad for business'
- Who let the dogs out? Jamaica's international airports in need of more, younger sniffer dogs to tackle drug smuggling
- We are doing our part - MBJ
- Corruption watchdog wants to set up shop in Jamaica
- Terry's relatives urged to forgive
PNP at 71: 'Get back to basics'
FIFTY YEARS ago, the People's National Party (PNP) celebrated its 21st birthday and declared that it had come of age.Today, the party wraps up its 71st annual conference with a public session at the...
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- Ambassador Anthony Johnson airs region's economic problems
- Disabilities Council gears up to celebrate 30 years of service
Prepare agriculture for foreign capital - Samuda: FDI dipped by nine per cent in 2008
Lamenting Jamaica's failure to attract significant foreign capital to its farm sector, Minister of Industry Investment and Commerce, Karl Samuda, has urged a sprucing up of agriculture to make it more attractive to...
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- Jackie Sharp named Scotia Group's CFO
- A primer on how to go about selecting a lawyer
- Maritime Authority wants tighter regulation of emission by ships
- Between your child and the deep blue sea - Careful how you spend on adult 'kids'
- Banks report fair take-up of IDB stimulus loans
- SME loans hard to disburse: Information on operations missing
- US T-bills slip
- 'I want to restore my credit'
- Venezuela government to stimulate economy with increased spending
- Most US states shed jobs in August
DPL Garden party: Arnett host Tivoli at Spaulding Complex
TIVOLI GARDENS have made the perfect start to their Digicel Premier League title defence, winning all three matches to be top of the roost with maximum nine points.
- Holmwood athlete sparkles in CSEC
- SA official: I lied to protect Semenya
- George's off the mark
- Gunners back to top form
- St James upstage H' Morrison 2-0
- Star players lead Saints to big win over Lucas
- It's Honeyofalady
- Just reward for true greatness
EDITORIAL: When fear gains ascendancy
Douglas Leys, Jamaica's solicitor general, is regarded as a thoughtful, thorough but intellectually nimble lawyer, who is nearly as adept at the workings of international treaties to which Jamaican is signatory, as...
- A bewildering stimulus package
- Don't 'Coop up' Garvey!
- Fixing Jamaica's economic woes
- Driving while texting
- Everybody's Miss Jamaica
LETTER OF THE DAY: Bring order to transportation system
The Editor, Sir:I have become increasingly concerned about the way our transportation system continues to operate without any true form of oversight.
One for the ages Playwright Trevor Rhone leaves lasting legacy
The late multi-talented theatre practitioner Trevor Rhone was planning several big projects before he died of a massive heart attack last Tuesday.
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- Father Ho Lung teaches forgiveness through musicals
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- Student learns music business
- 'Inglourious Basterds' another spectacular Tarantino film
Curtains close Stage - A playwright's journey to greatness
In October 1973 during Smile Orange's run at The Creative Arts Centre in St Andrew, among the hundreds who saw the play was Basil Dawkins, a first-year student at...
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Pioneers party in MoBay
WESTERN BUREAU: When Guyanese-born businessman Howard Bulkan was shortlisted for the Caribbean Pioneers of Prosperity Awards, ...
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- Virginity pledges and teenage sex
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The Gully-Gaza war
It had to come to this. I hate to say I told you so, but I told you so. When some academics were talking mumbo-jumbo and making all kinds of absurd excuses and rationalisation for the decadence in the dancehall, ...
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- Progressive internationalism
- The political economy of the global sports industry - Part 2
- The return of Bernard Coard
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Obama's big week: Rolling into period of high diplomatic stakes
WASHINGTON (AP):The unrelenting global troubles confronting Barack Obama are about to converge on him all at once, providing a stern test of leadership for a first-year president who has pledged to "change...
House Hauling
WESTERN BUREAU: RELOCATING TO a new home comes with its challenges.
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