Bus fare hike - Private operators get 20% increase JUTC prices unchanged for now
Taxi and private bus operators across the island spent late yesterday in meetings trying to craft their response to the Government's decision to approve a 20 per cent fare increase come January 16, and to freeze the new fare for two years....
- Flight 331 bags might not be returned for 60 days
- United States lawyer interested in representing Flight 331 victims
- Businesses unready for tax deadline
- Lobby group calls for Armadale report - JFJ labels delay 'disturbing'
- Water ministry to get NHT loan next week
- PNP still not satisfied with taxes on gasolene, electricity
- H1N1 claims another life
- Thieves drain oil refinery
- No crisis in Spanish Town - health ministry
The woes of journalism
The Gleaner continues to look at the plight of journalists the world over after the Committee to Protect Journalists reported that up to December 1, 136 journalists were sitting in jail cells worldwide and 68 had been killed in 2009.
- Love your neighbour as yourself
- Deported, but no passport
- Nelson promises good cops will be rewarded
- Legal Aid Council to give free advice at fair in January
- Young professionals want an audience
- Second autopsy results on seven-year-old today
- New book targets teens
UGI Finance in liquidation
After 13 years in the securities market, UGI Finance and Investment Limited (UGIFIL) a subsidiary of the Neville Blythe-owned UGI Group of Companies, has opted for voluntary liquidation, having run short of cash. "The information that I can give at this time...
- Telecoms firm enters housing market
- Jamaican navigation system to map marine points - Lyew-Ayee predicts bigger sales for JAMNAV in 2010
- Real Estate Board to become strata watchdog
- CXN to 'go live' next year
- Cuba reports more tourists, less revenue in 2009
- Catastrophe costs down in 2009
- UK mortgagees pay down debt for 6th quarter
- Becoming a skilled manager
Injury halts Gayle assault ... as Western Australia plunge to defeat
PERTH, Australia (CMC): West Indies captain Chris Gayle defied a side strain to smash a typical whirlwind 44, but his efforts proved in vain as Western Australia plunged to a 29-run loss to Trinidadian Kieron Pollard's South Australia in the Twenty20 Big Bash yesterday....
- Request denied - Norway club won't release Stephenson, Phillips for monthlong camp
- Sunday meet scrapped for 2010
- Wickmayer: I'm no drug cheat
- Brothers wage battle for bragging rights, DPL crown
- Maragh, Parish win once again
- Late Torres goal clinches Liverpool victory at Villa
- Ganga brothers pile on runs
- Bonner and Walton shine in CCC trials
EDITORIAL - Christmas spending and economic gloom
It used to be popular sport in Jamaica to, from mid-December, track the cash in circulation as proxy for the kind of spending people were doing in the lead-up to Christmas. The climax is usually December 24, Christmas Eve, when the money in circulation...
LETTER OF THE DAY - More benefits than problems with E10 fuel
The Editor, Sir: During the oil crisis of the 1970s when gasolene was hard to come by, the Brazilian government began promoting bio-ethanol as a fuel. In 1975, the government there launched the National Alcohol Programme...
- Mannings Hill roadblocks
- The grinch who stole Christmas in Jamaica
- Half-Way Tree eyesore
- The other side to hospital security
- Shaw a scapegoat?
'Easy Street' is topically entertaining
'Tis the season to be jolly and, for the 13th year, Jam Biz International has played its role in spreading this merriment.Staged at the home venue, Center Stage Theatre, located in New Kingston, the 2009 cheer is titled Easy Street...
And in all Things, give thanks
This year is almost over. Time has passed quickly. Friday will be the beginning of another new year. Let us give thanks that we have survived 2009. We started the year with the world in recession and Jamaica has certainly had its fair share of economic woes.....
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