Many HIV-positive J'cans without drugs
LOCAL INTERVENTIONS to reduce HIV and AIDS transmission may have prevented about 100,000 Jamaicans becoming infected.

Blow-out looms for breathalyser programme
THE LACK of working breathalyser machines and other equipment has been hampering the ability of the police to effectively curtail traffic violations.

Sangster International gets boarding bridges
THREE DAYS before the start of the winter tourist season and three months ahead of schedule, MBJ Limited has unveiled the first of six spanking new boarding bridges at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, St. James.

Noise nuisance calls dominate 'phone-in' session
THE MAJORITY of the 25 callers to the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ)/Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) phone-in session on Wednesday night, complained bitterly about the noise levels coming from places of entertainment...

GLEANER EDITOR'S FORUM - On the role of re-classified schools
On Wednesday, November 26, The Gleaner's Editors' Forum hosted the president and members of the Association of Principals and Vice Principals.

Inbond merchants slam racial overtones
SAYING THERE was no place in the tourism industry for "neither racism nor racial overtones", members of the Duty-free Merchants Association feel they are being unfairly blamed for problems associated with the sector.