Poet George Campbell gone, but not forgotten
GEORGE CAMPBELL, renowned Jamaican poet - Panamanian by birth, Jamaican by identity, militant by inclination - died in his sleep at age 85 in New York City on November 20, 2002, after a long illness.

Union raises concern over Gov't's programme
WESTERN BUREAU: THERE ARE mounting concerns over the Government's Social Safety Net scheme, the Programme for Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH), even though thousands of beneficiaries...

Knight not upbeat about sugar talks
JAMAICA AND other African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) States are cautiously optimistic that a challenge to the European Commission's (EC) sugar regime by Brazil and Australia, in the World Trade Organisation (WTO), will not progress beyond...

Ferncourt High, Lime Hall Primary ­ 'Best Kept Schools'
FERNCOURT HIGH School in Claremont, St. Ann is the winner of the Urban Development Corporation's (UDC) "Best Kept Schools Competition" for high schools in St. Ann for 2002. In the primary schools category, the competition was won by Lime Hall Primary...

KD Knight urges US J'cans to invest locally
MINISTER OF Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, K.D. Knight, has encouraged Americans and Jamaicans living in that country to invest in Jamaica. "I entreat you to become a part of the entrepreneurship taking place in Jamaica.