Lead Stories
Hi-tech by-elections - Electronic voting equipment on the way
THE ELECTORAL Advisory Committee (EAC) is to import 20 machines capable of triggering a ballot by matching fingerprints. These machines are to be tested in up-coming by-elections to determine their feasibility for use in national elections, The Gleaner...

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Visitor making Ja his second home
JLP woos prison doctor
Grace Kennedy Foundation touching lives
Stricter criteria for PNP candidates

News
Controversial school set for expansion - Increase in number of overseas applicants for reformatory in Tranquility Bay
WESTERN BUREAU: THE TRANQUILITY Bay reformatory is set to expand to accommodate an increasing number of foreigners who are trying to get their problem children into its controversial programme.

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Complainants sought on Braeton killings
Knight speaks on crime issues at meeting
Groups condemn attacks on schools, teachers
3Ds Project Group needs new home

Business
Alpart signs deal with China

ALPART (Alumina Partners) has signed an historic deal with China to supply nearly 450,000 tonnes of alumina to the Ming Metal Company in Beijing over a three-year period. The deal also includes an option to renew at the end of the three-year period at...

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Major changes for Union Bank

Sport
Hot Mexico blank Boyz

MEXICO CITY CONCACAF kingpins Mexico roared back into contention for a place in the 2002 World Cup finals with a handsome 4-0 win over Jamaica before 80,000 spectators at the Azteca Stadium yesterday.

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H. View lift Bell KO title
SA rock Board XI
Kingston crush St. Catherine at Sabina

Commentary
Guyanese trauma
ONCE AGAIN, the people of Guyana are experiencing the trauma of post-election political disturbances and violence of an ethnic nature following the general election a week ago. And once again the main opposition People's National Congress/Reform of...

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The Braeton killings
Nothing to choke about
Agriculture: the way ahead

Letters
Letter of the Day For confidence in justice
THE EDITOR, Sir: FOR THOSE who continue with flagrant disregard to commit acts of murder and mayhem, they must be dealt with swiftly and fairly. This is why we support the police with our taxes, money which is taken from us, many times against our...

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Beware the pendulum of justice

Entertainment
MCA to distribute for Shaggy's Big Yard Music

SUCCESS BREEDS success. And as Shaggy's multi-platinum-selling album Hot Shots and the singles It Wasn't Me and Angel are still knocking the boots off greater recording stars, Shaggy's entrepreneurial skills are looking to take on new dimensions.

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Stalwarts inducted in Caribbean Hall of Fame
Cultural ties that bind

Flair
ON MY MIND - Are we worthy?

FILLING THE pages of women's magazines, usually close to Valentine's Day and Christmas, feminist journalists and the opinionated, air their neurotic desires to have men conform.

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Onika Campbell takes on challenge of Local Gov't Reform
A few good men - to sir with love

Star Page
KC crushes Edwin Allen

KINGSTON College crushed Edwin Allen 51 to 10, in the Schools' Challenge Quiz 2001, competition last Thursday. The win secured a second round place for the North Street boys and the team is now thinking about taking home the Schools' Challenge trophy...

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Rhythms in hot demand
Honouring veterans