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Seaga-Henry race is on - Baugh lists safeguards for Saturday's poll
DR. KENNETH Baugh, general secretary of the Jamaica Labour Party, promised yesterday that the race between Edward Seaga, the incumbent, and Mike Henry, the challenger, for the leadership of the party, would be above board and fair.

A tale of two briefings

MIKE HENRY, who is challenging Edward Seaga for the leadership of the Jamaica Labour Party at this weekend's annual conference, smells a rat... or two. But as far as Dr. Kenneth Baugh, the JLP's general secretary, is concerned, the scheduling of two...

Former educator cops Silver Pen Award

RETIRED SCHOOL principal and avid storyteller, Oren Cousins, has emerged winner of The Gleaner's Silver Pen Award for September. He produced a satirical tale of how he believed Jamaicans would react to the recommendation from the recently-concluded...

NCB workers expected back on the job today
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL Bank (NCB) employees are expected to return to work this morning, but there is uncertainty as to whether normality will resume. After an abortive four-hour attempt to resolve the pay increase dispute at the Ministry of Labour and...

Upward Bound - Reaping success through 'thick and thin'

WHAT IS the stuff of which leaders are made? This is a question that merits examination. Some believe that the ability to lead is an inherent, God-given gift. Others think that leadership is learnt

Broadleaf All-Age bearing fruit
WITH ITS motto 'Education For The Future', the Broadleaf All-Age School is answering the challenge to make the future a more literate one by laying the educational foundation in the minds of its 167 students. Nestled in a small farming community to the..














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