We want answers! - PNP demands facts on IMF 'bungling'
Opposition Leader Portia Simpson Miller yesterday flayed the Golding administration for "bungling" the attempt to renew borrowing relationships with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In what was obviously a morale-boosting presentation to the party faithful, a fired-up Simpson Miller...
- Sea trade reels from recession
- Mama's boy crisis - Attorney urges overprotective mothers to allow for real-life situations
- 'Shooting birds is fun'
- West gears up for athletes' tribute
- All hands on deck
- Phillips: JLP must leash dons
- Mothers urged to breastfeed babes
- Carib Peace Day hits airwaves
Young advocate receives Chevening Scholarship
In Jamaican parlance, 'nuff' means enough, much, many, a lot, etc. But, it also means 'too involved'. In the second context, it carries a negative connotation, and is used to describe people who are overbearing and insufferable...
- Becoming a Justice of the Peace
- International Peace Day - Jamaica committed to world nuclear disarmament
- Finding a breeder
- 'Reclaim Jamaica' - Judge calls for jurors to do their duty
- Signs of suicidal tendency among Jamaican teens
- Help me deal with the 'why' questions!
- Turning off the television
- My baby is better at this than your baby
- He enriched the justice system - Lightbourne
Boys' Town still winless
Boys' Town's hopes of snatching their first win of the new Digicel Premier League (DPL) season had to be put on hold yet again, following a hard-fought 0-0 draw with Portmore United at Collie Smith Drive yesterday. The result saw the Red Brigade...
- Gay runs 9.69
- Windies thumped in warm-up
- Sporting tame Lions
- Minnows surprise in Twenty20
- SPORTS BRIEFS
EDITORIAL - Striking a deal with the IMF is important
IN ANNOUNCING the latest one percentage point cut in its benchmark rates last week, Jamaica's central bank said it could take the action because of the slowdown in inflation and the relative stability in the foreign-exchange market following the volatility...
LETTER OF THE DAY - The politics of road repairs
THE EDITOR, Sir: REFERENCE IS made to the recent Opposition People's National Party's (PNP) allegation that political considerations are being given with regard to the constituencies in which roadwork is being carried out by the Ministry of Transport and Works...
- Intellectualising raw indiscipline
- Callous neglect of the vulnerable
- Gaps in disaster management
- Does Bolt even deserve it?
- Denied job because of religious persuasion?
- All trivial, Dr Carolyn Cooper
- Go west with horse racing
Merritone music: foundation for Blakes' education
THERE WAS a time when only two high school scholarships were awarded per parish. As schoolboys, Winston and Tyrone Blake did not get the coveted scholarships for St Thomas.
But when their father Val started boarding them in Kingston to attend school...
Let's Spice things up
Grace Hamilton, otherwise called Spice, is an entertainer known for her raunchy dancehall lyrics. But, what some people don't know is that outside of dancehall, she is a businesswoman. Spice says her venture into the world of fashion is not far-fetched...
- Women with vision
- Dr Alison Cross' passion for education
- FLAIR COUPLE - United in love
- HEALTH & FITNESS - Keisha goes to bootcamp
- KELLY'S WORLD - Back to school
- Celebrating Miss Lou
- LAWS OF EVE - Can a child's name be changed without one parent's consent?
- FE-MAIL TIES - Our heritage is our wealth
- Get your tan on with Jamaica Browning Coffee Tanning Oil
- The other woman (Pt II)
- Flair's commandments - Women vs women
- To shave or not to shave(Men's issue of August 31)
- SINGULAR SUBJECTS - Get your copy of 'The Dead Yard'
- HONOURING EXCELLENCE ...Dr Carolyn Gomes
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