Deportees high on cops ' list - 17,000 sent home in 12 years
MORE THAN 17,000 persons have been deported to Jamaica in the past 12 years, including a record 2,529 sent back last year. The police theorise that many are involved in the spate of violent crimes being committed across the island...

All set for Queen's visit
Ganja report for Parliament
Ex-security agent freed of ganja charge
Eight to face Gun Court in March
Search for Claudia Kirschhoch continues

JLP states position on Info Act
The following are excerpts of a speech by the Opposition Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) spokesperson for information Olivia 'Babsy' Grange. It was presented at a seminar in Kingston last week which examined the Access to Information and the Corruption...

Small farmers get big boost
Crime driving businesses uptown
Sewage fees waiver for Ocho Rios residents

Mainland's US$14m super centre to open in March
JAMAICAN HARDWARE Giants, Mainland Inter-national, will open their much anticipated retail superstore at the beginning of March. The Mainland International Super Home Centre is located on the periphery of Spanish Town in St. Catherine and will offer...

JSE clarify's position on LOJ's waiver application

Ja team a hit!
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah: JAMAICA'S bobsleighers are getting VIP treatment in Salt Lake City and the hope is that the two-man team can back up all this on the ice when competition starts at the weekend. "We have been receiving...

Brilliant Jamaica too hot for Barbados
Munro, STETHS lead Western Champs
Ten corner Pools

Election volunteers
THE ELECTORAL Advisory Committee (EAC) and the Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) are expecting that the machinery for elections will be ready by the end of March but a major area of concern will be the recruitment and training of Election Day workers.

Leave the IDT alone, tackle the Labour Code
A waste of precious time
The challenge to die with dignity

Be my Valentine
THE EDITOR, Sir: MONA HEIGHTS is looking for a lover. Someone who cares about her, someone who is troubled about her scarred visage and longs to see her looking fresh and new again.

Poor discipline in primary schools
The ugly state of Spanish Town
Of prayer and repentance

New management contract signed for KCT
THE PORT Authority of Jamaica and APM Terminals recently signed the contract under which APM Terminals (Jamaica) Limited will manage and operate the Kingston Container Terminal (KCT) at Port Bustamante for an initial period of five years.

PSOJ head challenges shipping industry