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Jamaica Gleaner In Focus
published: Sunday | February 4, 2007

Same plan, better policing
One of the conclusions that we can draw from Dr. Peter Phillips' address to the nation last week is that Jamaica can beat crime. He gave reasons to believe so. Murders across the country went down by 20 per cent in 2006.

The real root of crime

Why does Jamaica have what is probably the highest murder rate in the world? Is it poverty? Is it education? Is it inequality? Is it politics? Is it over population?


Some shameful sins of slavery

The sins of slavery did not end with emancipation. Some have endured from that time. These are postscripts of slavery.


Bush and US foreign policy

"There is no state so powerful that it may not sometime need the help of others outside itself" - Grotius




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