Maintaining a competitive edge - The key to survival on Port of Kingston
THE PORT of Kingston - with a ranking of 65 among the world's top 100 ports - continues to expand and develop its world-class facility and is viewed as a centrepiece for transshipment in the region.
Tribute to the Hon Justice Neville Clarke, CD
The following is an excerpt of a tribute to the late Hon. Justice Neville Clarke, C.D. by his son, Nigel Clarke. Fortis cadere, cedere non protest. The brave may fall but never yield.
Man arrested for knife attack on Cuban nurse
WALDERSTON: A MAN has been arrested by the Christiana police in connection with the knife attack on a female Cuban nurse at the Nurses' Quarters on the hospital compound early on the morning of Wednesday, August 6.
JPSCo cleared of negligence
THE JAMAICA Public Service Company Ltd. (JPSCo) will not be found negligent when the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) releases its findings into load-shedding activities that plunged the island into darkness for prolonged periods last month.
Sandals awards 21 scholarships
WESTERN BUREAU: TWENTY-ONE STUDENTS from across Jamaica have been awarded scholarships from the Sandals hotel group to fund their secondary education.
Court fines Sean Paul
WESTERN BUREAU: INTERNATIONAL ARTISTE Sean Paul was yesterday fined $2,000 after he pleaded guilty in the Montego Bay Resident Magistrate's Court to the charge of using profanity at the recently-concluded Reggae Sumfest at Catherine Hall, St. James.
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