Jamaica Gleaner Commentary published: Sunday | April 4, 2004
Casinos: time for pragmatism
IT WOULD appear, based on a report in yesterday's edition of The Gleaner, that the P.J. Patterson administration is taking a gradual, but pragmatic step towards allowing the operation of casinos in Jamaica. The reality is, as the Prime Minister told...
Where did Aristide get his money?
MANY JAMAICANS understandably are concerned about the cost of keeping Mr. Jean-Bertrand Aristide in the all-inclusive comfort of the Lydford place of refuge.
THIS COLUMN has noted before that politics is a man's world, and not a woman's. For one thing it is dirty, and ladies are not supposed to get dirty. For another and more compelling reason it requires an inordinate strength of character which people...
IN MY early years, the primary schools of today were known as elementary schools. We had a cricket team, then, and in my last year I was a "star" batsman. We must have been good, as we defeated teams from Toll Gate/Clarendon Park, Pleasant Valley...
THIS YEAR, the celebration of International Women's Day (IWD) on March 8 focused on 'the unsung' among us women who make a tremendous contribution in the family and to nation-building, but whose work is generally unrecognised in society.