Hold your horses - Off-track betting barred on Sundays - Raceday still on
THE CHURCH has claimed a major victory in its Sunday racing lobby, after it was revealed yesterday that the horse racing industry was thrown into a tailspin on the issue. News broke late afternoon that Caymanas Track Limited's (CTL) Off-Track Betting parlours ...
- Kikwete wants agri ties with Jamaica
- Davies defends FINSAC
- Welcome to Rosemary Castle
- New faces for HIV in Jamaica
- Police struggle to arrest child prostitution on 'Back Road'
- Jamaica gets education loan from World Bank
- 'Unforgivable' - PAJ absence evokes ire of parliamentary committee
- Convicted cop killer murdered after his release from prison
- NEWS BRIEFS
- Cops clear the air on official towing policy
Let's try using a different approach to problem solving
Hi neighbour! How about problem swapping or lending as a means of problem solving? That would be the day, eh? After you are through smiling at the idea, think it through with me. It would certainly adjust our perspective and appreciation ...
- SMART CHOICES: Understanding your financial life cycle (Pt 1) - Making the right move at the right time
- Court stands by St Thomas farmers in dispute over access to crops
- GraceKennedy joins NCU in cancer fight
- Councillors concerned with illegal vending
- We need justice ... of the peace - It's about time, says Bois Content
- UCC delivers first batch of Commonwealth master's students
- PICA CORNER - Addressing the new passport fees (Pt 2)
- God, help us!
- Caribbean goes bananas over EU deal
- Happy holiday job hunting - Painting, sales, deliveries may be hot jobs
Pan Jam, 3 partners to develop New Kgn property - Consortium to build Marriott-branded hotel, apartments, office space
Pan Jamaican Investment Trust, the Facey family-controlled conglomerate engaged in property development and investment, has secured prime real estate in New Kingston from the Jamaican government on which the listed firm is expected to develop a hotel and other commercial...
- Ashtrom lands $2b NHT contract
- Jamaica hires offshore centre consultant
- PSOJ backs monetary committee proposal - Recommends 7-member body, no Finance representation
- 'Throw Vantis out!' - Investors want liquidator fired
- Shell subsidiary sells 137 gas stations
- New Cayman governor
- Rum tax incentive for Diageo sparks Caribbean feud
- Canada's CGX to drill for oil, gas in Guyana
- Citigroup sells Diners Club franchise
- A year later, scale of UK bank bailout revealed
- Lloyds record rights issue offers big discount
West Indies face uphill task
BRISBANE, Australia (CMC): Haunted by 15 years of failure against the World champions, West Indies will seek to overcome their recent history of under-achievement when they face Australia in the opening game of the three-Test series at the Gabba...
- Georges look to stay in front
- Parchment leads way
- Patterson urges greater action to restore WI cricket
- Rest and relaxation time for daCosta Cup semi-finalists
- Wizards hit back to level series
- Georgia use fine weather to advantage
- McCook says HPTC needed more space
EDITORIAL - You are too busy for Port-of-Spain, PM
This is a very busy week for Prime Minister Bruce Golding. Sunday was his big speech to the closing session of the annual conference of his Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), the primary news from which was that the Government has not reached an agreement with the International...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Our people need help
THE EDITOR, Sir: I READ with interest Mr Wilmot's letter titled 'Professional beggars' on November 20. This issue is one that I also find rather troubling and I did not even grow up in the 1960s, as he did, but instead in the '80s to '90s.
- Spreading or curing germs
- Stop the blame game
- What is happening to our country?
- A little history on the Church
- Who is accountable?
- LaTouche responds to pity letter
- Unreasonable UTech fee rule
Caribbean classic - Jamaica's unique symphony orchestra showcases talent
Jamaica's renown as a wonderfully musical nation has come not only because of our prowess in reggae and jazz. We have produced, too, world-class opera singers and classical music instrumentalists. Now, add to the above a symphony orchestra...
- Jimmy Cliff in good stead with Rock Hall of Fame nomination
- CMS full-figured model profiles
- Something extra
The darker side of skin bleaching - Part 2 - The 'bleachers' speak
In part 1 (published November 11), we saw where people bleached the entire body, including the ears, breasts, genitals and anal areas.
- Teach children to read food labels
- Let's go for a spin!
- Want more veggies? Try Indian cuisine
- Health trends
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CHINA - Two executed for polluting baby formula
China executed a dairy farmer and a milk salesman yesterday for their roles in the sale of contaminated baby formula - severe punishments that Beijing hopes will assuage public anger, reassure importers and put to rest one of the country's worst ...
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