Pedlars put out - Portmore council sends home school vendors
Vending stalls outside schools across the municipality of Portmore, St Catherine, were destroyed yesterday, in what the council said was a drive to rid the schools of illegal activities. The action, which came a day after the vendors were served notice...
- No plans yet, says ex-BOJ boss - Hopes Jamaica gets IMF deal, hurt by Golding's statement
- Full E-10 rolled out at the pumps
- Doing it right bears fruit
- Recession rocks Bartons small businesses
- Vendor rebuked for selling 'Gaza' pins
- 'Bungles' decision set for November 18
- Suspects identified in Xtras manager's killing
- Coming this Sunday
- Hayles tries to throw out dual-citizenship case
- PAC concerned with outstanding income at courts - Recommends bank payments
Devotion to the Heart - Former teacher promises to keep running at annual fund-raiser
She has been with the programme since its inception 30 years ago, and has only missed two events, one because she broke her leg. Though she has never won a prize, she will never quit. Grey hairs tell the tale of her age, but don't be fooled by the look...
- JPS makes small gains against theft
- Infirmaries go farming
- Another good year for the OCG
- Obama calls army-base shooting 'horrific'
- Is Government breaching insurance rules? - PAC
- Smart choices - Love, resilience and vision - JMMB's winning combination for 17 years!
- Dirty lyrics, complaints on the decline
- Broadcasting Commission to build fund for 'good' productions
- Ministry loses more computers
Restructure BOJ - Wehby proposes new central bank model - Split chairmanship and governor's position - Set up committee to determine interest rates
THE CHANGE in the leadership of the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) should be used to review the governance structure of the central bank, says Don Wehby, who suggests that the chair-manship be divorced from the governorship and that a monetary committee...
- Cable and Wireless to split - Caribbean underperforms but group reports profit
- Broilers builds distribution lines to grow revenue - To cut debt by $2b in a year
- Court petitioned to wind up JNAP for unpaid debt
- S&P downgrades credit card receivables, Air Jamaica, NCB
- Lower oil bill, better BOP results - But reserves still under pressure
- Alan Barnes and the globalisation of Red Stripe beer
- ECCU plans takeover of British American
- Grameen project falters for lack of start-up capital
- Commentary - Salary or policy: Lattie's departure poor timing
- Letter - Online tax misrepresented
- Commentary - Time to restructure the BOJ
- Scotia mutual fund a chance to diversify, says Schnoor
- Trade mission to Eastern Carib
- Dealers report sales win at used-car show
- Movements
Walsh Foundation, UK Gov't team up...Bodies helping juveniles in correctional institutions under 'Cricket For Change' programme
The soon-to-be officially launched Courtney Walsh Foun-dation is currently partnering with the British High Commission, the Ministry of Security and the Department of Corrections to help juveniles in some of the island's correctional centres. The foundation...
- KC, XLCR in big Manning clash
- Harbour View to focus on finishing
- Aussies relieved they will be playing full-strength WI
- Newcastle's stadium renamed
- Price yearns for consistency
- Jones working hard to net her goal
- Duckie heartened as Sporting cut winless streak
- Lucky Loser wins big
- Prizes galore for Wolmer's event
EDITORIAL - Where Lewin and 'Dudus' collide
Prime Minister Bruce Golding suggested in his statement to Parliament this week to have been as surprised as anyone at Rear Admiral Hardley Lewin's resignation last weekend as Jamaica's police chief. Only days earlier, Mr Golding related, he and Mr Lewin...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Children live what they learn
The Editor, Sir: Many persons are alarmed by the breakdown of discipline among children in the society because they fail to see the linkage between family, school and society which altogether are responsible for their behaviour formation...
- An assault on religious freedoms
- Was this value for money?
- Holness hits wrong spot
- Focused direction needed
- After Armadale, what next?
- Revisiting Cargill on Latibeaudiere
- An apology from Gordon Robinson
Something extra
All is set for the weeklong Gleaner-sponsored Restaurant Week. Are you ready for it?...
Groovy Ghouls
WESTERN BUREAU: Spine-tingling spooky fun and outrageous personas replaced inhibitions, as the most exciting socialites in Montego Bay donned creative costumes at Groovy Grouper's Halloween party last Saturday. Dressed as ghosts, witches, goblins, vampires, superheroes...
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