JPSCo workers strike
THE JAMAICA Public Service Company (JPSCo) said last night that a strike called by two of four unions representing its employees was having only limited effect on its operations. But, there are indications the strike could expand today.

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NCB will keep profits in Ja, says Lee-Chin
University Hospital keen to expand its operations
Germans reward JFJ for activism
Ganja bust at Kingston Wharves
Phillips calls off briefing on joint crime initiatives

Kgn, St Andrew re-development gets boost
THE KINGSTON and St. Andrew Corporation (KSAC) and the Kingston & St. Andrew Parish Development Committee (KSA PDC) yesterday received a big boost in their bid to develop a comprehensive plan for the redevelopment of Kingston and St. Andrew.

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No fruit flies in Ja - Clarke
UWI professor says male dominance a myth
Top speakers for MoBay Optimist confab
Goat farm for Roehampton
Tough period for Jamaican economy - Melhado
Three on gun charges
Several changes for Montego Bay ports
Businessman murdered
Alleged gunman killed, cop injured in shootout
Jamaica Civil Service honours 537 for long service

Henkel glue factory closing - Production shifts overseas
HENKEL JAMAICA, which has been producing adhesives such as Pattex, Tangit, Saxit and Ponal for the local market since the early 1960s, will close its manufacturing operations next month.

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Inflation edges up
Island Grill shifts expansion to Caribbean
Don Crawford's assets for auction
Technology Jamaica Things that make you go 'hmmm'!
KPMG top consultant branching out - Teams up with Beman, Brown in new firm
Ignorance of operational risk can cost you
DB&G battles interest rate spiral

Windies batting looking good
THE WEST Indies victory over India in the seven-match one-day series has left their fans in high spirits.

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Seven to contest Gladiator Trophy
Goodison, Scarlett still waiting on releases
Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad to vie for Petcom title
JFF denies US$200,000 match fee

Graveyard mismanagement
SOME TWO weeks ago we called for the scrapping of the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation (KSAC) as an ineffective agency of urban administration.

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Holding back e-progress
Feast and famine

Investigate the political parties too
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE CALL by the JLP to have Scotland Yard investigate the CMU and Reneto Adams stinks of politicking. This is tit-for-tat.

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Traffic woes
Bills too high
Stacy-Ann Wan
Winston Turner
Transfer tax matters
I apologise
Lukewarm towards true potential
Let the beauty remain
Are the rich getting richer?
No one is safe anywhere
Rescue Spanish Town, please
It's pay-up time

Sparrow, the concerned Caribbean villager
WESTERN BUREAU: THE SPONTANEITY, spirituality, spunk and seriousness of The Mighty Sparrow brewed into a humorous whole at the clubhouse of the White Witch Golf Course on Saturday morning.

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When the Spaniards came calling

Risk-taking young men & drug abuse
Local researchers are concerned about a link between drug abuse and other violent and risk-taking behaviour in the society - National Survey of Drug Use & Abuse in Jamaica, Hope Enterprises Limited.

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Cool peppermint tea
Detecting prostate cancer early (part 2)