Lead Stories
Digicel up and running - Company promises quality product at competitive prices
THERE ARE are now two companies offering telephone services in Jamaica, the first in the hundred-year history of telecommunications in the island.

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JLP chiefs back Grange
'Quarantine stations' for strays
Jamaicans see 'Hurricane Hunter' up close
IT projects under-financed

News
'Willie Haggart' slain - Triple murder in Arnett Gardens

A SELF-STYLED community don and leader of the infamous Black Roses Crew, William "Willie Haggart" Moore, was among three men shot dead by gunmen in a mid-afternoon attack on Lincoln Crescent in Kingston yesterday. Moore, in his early 30s, was slain by...

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JLP threat to censure Paulwell
Public Health Inspector feels the heat
Tax increase in no-tax budget - Shaw

Business
FINSAC files summons against ICWI Investments
THE FINANCIAL Sector Adjustment Company Limited (FINSAC) has filed a summons in the Supreme Court seeking an order to set aside the 30-day ex parte injunction granted last week to ICWI Investments Ltd, barring the sale of Life of Jamaica (LoJ). The...

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PM leaves for Summit of the Americas

Sport
This is my final Test - Walsh

RUMOURS of Courtney Walsh prolonging his record-breaking Test career were laid to rest yesterday when he confirmed his retirement from Test cricket at the end of the fifth Test against South Africa. The 38-year-old fast bowler, whose 513 Test wickets...

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Garrick to make Test debut
Harbour View whip Arnett
CABA champs delayed

Commentary
Judicial mockery
THE TRAGEDY which befell the Dennis family of Olympic Gardens in June 1997 is a story in search of an ending. As we have told it in two episodes printed yesterday and on Tuesday it started with a fatal police shooting of three-year-old Gervis, infant...

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Reaping the fruits of tribal conflict
The family and development
Freddy in the UQ

Letters
Letter of the Day Heed the message, Ja
THE EDITOR, Sir: WHEN I listen to the varying comments on the Amnesty International's two reports presented recently on Police killings in Jamaica and the observation...

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Preserving the rule of law
Amnesty's irresponsible conduct
Treat criminals harshly

Entertainment
Jerry Springer arrives in fine style

WESTERN BUREAU: WEALTHY AMERICAN talk show host, Jerry Springer, flew into Montego Bay on Tuesday aboard his private jet, accompanied by two pilots. But when the time came for him to get on a domestic flight operated by International Airlinc, from the...

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Buju Banton off to Europe for one month

Cornwall Edition
Repayment rumour causes rush on 'Speedy', Falmouth - Depositors flock Quick Cash in Lucea
WESTERN BUREAU: RECEIPT HOLDERS waited in vain outside Speedy Cash's Falmouth offices for hours on Wednesday and Thursday of last week, as rumours of repayment proved false up to press time.

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Police help with wheelchairs
Montego Bay Civic Centre on target for June deadline

What's Cooking
Cassava and jerk win over food experts

The cassava wafers soaked in coconut cream and the jerk fish got their attention but the Reggae Planters Punch and Blue Mountain coffee won their hearts. The plentiful and popular ripe banana fritters, the poster of colourful Jamaican fruits and a...

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Barbecue is for the birds

Star Page
Calabar overwhelms Manchester for semis-place spot

AT FIRST it appeared Manchester High had a good chance of victory, but as they started losing points in the buzzer segment their confidence went, making a clear path for Calabar to advance to the semi-finals in TVJ's School Challenge Quiz 2001...

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Go deh, Max!