Another vote - Court strips Mair of NE St Catherine seat; voters to elect MP on June 16
THE CONSTITUENTS of North East St Catherine will go to the polls on June 16 to elect a member of parliament (MP). Supreme Court Judge Horace Marsh declared the seat vacant when the lawyers representing the Jamaica Labour Party's (JLP) Gregory Mair...
- JLP, PNP supporters say 'yes' to by-election
- Twelve-y-o shines in English competition
- Saving with solar
- JLP might also go to court - Golding
- 'Special prosecutor must rest with DPP'
- Where has the mail gone?
- The 'sweet heart' sale! - Government approves divestment of some Bernard Lodge lands to heart institute
- PJ considers legal action
- Amendment to act calls out fathers
- Pastor calls for church unity
Becoming the 'King'
King Pepper Products Limited's Christine Wong and Dudley Eaton are staving off the recession. One of the focuses of Jamaica's resurgence from the world's economic decline is fostering the entrepreneurial spirit. See how this small business does big things...
- Int'l groups laud Jamaica's new approach to education problems
- Youth not lost
- Dare to Care Homes gets $1.8m donation
- Behave yourselves! - House speaker calls for parliamentarians to maintain decorum
- Missing persons statistics still scary
- Designer with Jamaican heritage hits high street
- Organisations consult on adolescent health plan
- Hundreds to be immunised against hepatitis B
- Screw worm here to stay?
Jason Abrahams leads telecoms consortium - Seeks to partner on Cuba/Venezuela fibre optic line
A group of Jamaican investors, led by Florida-based investment banker Jason Abrahams, has joined the mix of players hoping to partner a Venezuela/Cuban consortium that is on track for a licence to operate a US$70 million fibre optic cable to carry telecommunications...
- UDC identifies buyer for old Forum hotel
- GK board wants autonomy over stock option plan
- Captain Errol Stewart - Flying in the face of hard times
- Food For the Poor defies economic downturn
- Issa Transport's Audi contract ends
- BOJ says taxes will spur inflation - But central bank backs IMF path, deficit target
- BOJ stands by currency policy
- Profit down at RBTT - Salaries add half a billion to costs
- RBTT/RBC opens Port-of-Spain headquarters
- Looming shutdown of luxury resort a 'tremendous challenge'
- READERS RESPOND - Dollarisation, fixed rate debate
- Digicel, GTTC reach agreement on texting
- Analysis - Mistake to ignore calming effect of medium-term targets
- Commentary - J$2 = US$1! Absurd, absolutely outrageous!
- Jamaica to seek own 'bauxite salvation'
- National economy hits $1 trillion mark at current prices - But real GDP assessed at $500 billion
Setback for West Indies
LEEDS, England (CMC): Not even a newly installed drainage system could salvage West Indies' plans of a quick rebound from their Test-series hammering, as heavy overnight and morning rain forced the abandonment of the opening one-day international against...
- Volleyballers two wins away
- All set for prep champs
- Ver in Reebok warm-up
- Barbadians ready for LabourDay clash
- Barnes: Local players can do a good job
- Cricket: England undaunted by Aussie squad
- Howard, Lewis had all the Magic
- Trainer Chen has high hopes for Poseidon
- Maragh goes top at Belmont with double
- Caribbean Classic, Fort in domino final
- Bank on Allora
EDITORIAL - Serving warning on Caricom
There are some statistics about which Jamaica's partners in the Caribbean Community (Caricom) need to be reminded, or if they did not know, to be clearly told and made to understand.In 2008, Jamaica's imports from the community reached over US$1.68 billion...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Go after SLB guarantors
The Editor, Sir:I'm so disheartened having read in The Sunday Gleaner of May 17 the article, 'We are in trouble - SLB owed $760 million' which stated in part, that "the delinquents number 7,127, and are mainly graduates of the University of the West Indies...
- A confused atheist
- Car colour conundrum
- Steps to improving literacy
- Collateral damage is acceptable
- PICA moving to ease problems
Pulse CMSI series to debut this Labour Day on CVM TV
There is a lot of island flavour and spice but not all the girls play nice in the new season of Pulse's 'Caribbean Model Search International (CMSI)'. Premiering tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. on CVM TV, CMSI follows the same formula as the local version of 'Caribbean Model Search'...
- Something extra
- Festival song finalists chosen
- Kardashian sisters' store vandalised
- Indashio for Style Week
- Quickies
Pirate wedding - Pirate wedding at Breezes Runaway Bay
During May, Breezes Resort and Golf Club at Runaway Bay, St Ann, is conducting more than 100 weddings and renewal of vows. The weddings abound with a number of interesting themes, each ceremony magically unfolding to depict the fantasies ...
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