Stop it, or else! Jamaica warns Caricom trading partners
A TRADE war looms within the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) as Jamaica's Industry, Investment and Commerce minister, Karl Samuda, has issued an ultimatum to member states he believes have...
- LAST LAP: Parties wrap up campaign for North East St Catherine by-election
- Mother's love helps son overcome obstacles
- PetroCaribe, a model of cooperation - Golding
- Trade transgressions - Samuda puts several CARICOM member states on watch list
- Fingerprint breach frees accused burglar of charges
- World cautious about Iran's election result
Marley Hill residents feel neglected
Residents of the small, rustic community of Marley Hill in south Manchester, say they feel neglected and ignored, especially by those who have vowed to serve them, and are calling on the authorities to respond to their...
- Cops question slain colleague's girlfriend
- 'HEART did it for me'
- Technical training triggers self-employment
- 'I will survive' Student hails university work-study programme
- Jamaica's Uta fêted at German festival - Unusual name lands her fame
- Employer background checks - Going too far?
Passenger penalty - Fines mooted for users of illegal transport
A fine for passengers who travel with illegal operators is being suggested among several measures to be implemented by the Government in its bid to bring uniformity to the transport...
- JIIC launches 'premier' line
- Car alarm installed. Now, where's my discount?
- Demand for workers continues to fall
- Your hurricane budget
- Neighbourly guide to personal finance
- Make a will
- Cheap iPhone, US$99; new model, US$199
- New thinking on growth, post-recession
He's Really OK snatches Derby
In a prolonged stretch duel between the grey horses HE'S REALLY OK and BRUCEONTHELOOSE, the 89th running of the United Bookmakers Association Jamaica Derby went down to the wire at Caymanas Park yesterday.
- Super League in disarray
- Levy, Ashmeade win 100m
- Fine double for Williams
- Gayle bemoans scheduling, feeble batting
- Simmons stars but SA whip Windies
- The baffling, mesmerising spin of Mendis
- JFF-KSAFA dispute, a matter of interpretation
- ISSA president wants more support for schoolgirl football
- NZ overpower Windies Women
- Mind your business
- Muay Thai in spotlight at the Aqueduct
GSAT and meritocracy
Meritocracy is not, and ought not to be made into, a dirty word, which, we are sure, is not the intent of Andrew Holness, the education minister, for whom this newspaper has a fair bit of time.But Mr Holness has to be...
- PUBLIC AFFAIRS: Are our children academically inclined?
- Do not retreat, Minister!
- The need for national unity
- Energy: Jamaica's Achilles heel
LETTER OF THE DAY - Major shift in high-school placement needed
The Editor, Sir: In the past, and always in the few months prior to the opening of school in September of each year, there has always been much talk about the Grade Six Achievement Test (GSAT)...
Putting a new face on Brand 'Germaica' -
Dancehall sentiments resonate with Germans
BERLIN, Germany: "Wine pon it, back it up!" might not be the most appealing marketing motto of Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett, but with the recession-wracked Jamaican economy causing the...
- ...but German sound systems disappearing
- Festival and its relevance in modern Jamaica - Jamaica Celebrates Building Our Nation, Our Family, Our Home
- Ne-Yo, Toni Braxton for Sumfest
- Richie Ramsay tours unfamiliar territory
- Ramsay keeps the faith
- STORY OF THE SONG: Anthony Redrose finds dancehall's digital 'Tempo'
- Learning from Tubbys
- Recession forces CFW to get creative - Cooper
- 'Pelham 123' stuck at the station
- 'High-scorers' shine at concert
- Cedric 'The Entertainer' gears up for Jamaica
Edna Manley College's final-year students
unleashed
The highly anticipated Edna Manley College's 2009 School of Visual Arts (SVA) Final-Year Exhibition opened on Saturday, June 6, at the College's amphitheatre. The annual ceremony enjoyed the usual dedicated patronage as the show is known for its creative appeal and powerful social commentary.
- Going shopping with Mama
- Returning to the Riviera
- Book Review: Hauntingly poignant, but instructive
- The UWI notebook
- Girl talk with Bunny, Lori and Max
- SUNDAY SAUCE: The other side of failure
- 'The Book of Night Women' Different perspective of women
Anchored by faith
In an intimate ceremony, witnessed by family and friends, and 'anchored by faith', Joan Thomas and Albert Edwards said their vows at St Jude's Anglican Church in Stony Hill, St Andrew.
- It's double the fun with NCB
- Sanguinetti says thanks
- A fabulous garden reception
- Out & About
- Best places to live Portland
- MY DOWN TIME ...Richard Stephenson
- LET US PRAY
- DOCTOR'S ADVICE: Will surgery affect my sex life?
Obama a Mid-East saviour?
Every where he goes he woos. Journalists are running out of superlatives to describe crowd and other reactions to his finely tuned, highly strategic and touch-all-bases utterances. It has become the Obama trademark.
- The law must rule
- NE St Catherine election and the Constitution
- Why not protest for higher fuel tax?
- Letter from India
- Church angst in the United States
- 'Boyne misrepresented my views'
- Accountability and equity in public office
- Abstinence-only message will not work
Local meets REV UP Ja's economy
Jamaica's economy is getting a boost from the spin-off of locally staged motorsport events.
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