New immigration system delayed
THE PLANNED US$2 million (J$120 million) automated immigration and control system which was expected to be implemented this month-end at the island's two major airports has been delayed.

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Prof Shirley is new ambassador to US
$Million boost for tertiary education - NCB gives $22m to UWI, UTech students
OAS begins probe into Aristide 'ouster'
Trafalgar Road to be transformed - Transport Ministry, NWA launch beautification project

Duties of Justices of the Peace explained
EVERYBODY KNOWS at least one Justice of the Peace (JP). But how are they chosen? What criteria must they meet? Persons who are eligible to be JPs must be individuals of good integrity...

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Bring in foreigners to probe police - Holder
Drug trafficking in the Caribbean
Poor Labour Day turnout in Mandeville

IMF to assess performance
AN INTERNATIONAL Monetary Fund (IMF) team is currently on the island to conduct a review of the country's economic performance and will publish the results of its Article IV Consultation some time in July.

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Jamaica Broilers takes control of Kgn Hatcheries
Trinidad aluminium smelter may benefit Ja
Job skills need to match market demands - Clarke
'Atrocious' problem at Maldon PC bank - Kellier
Capital & Credit eyes more profits
Billy Heaven - the quiet visionary
Jamaica starts new marketing thrust overseas
Scotiabank posts impressive second quarter results
Telecoms giant working to avert Ja's experience in T&T - 'C&W Jamaica was fat and lazy'
Montego Bay road project hits target

Digicel answers call for Olympic help
DIGICEL JAMAICA answered the call of the Jamaica Olym-pic Association (JOA) by coming to the organisation's assistance with a whopping $5 million sponsorship yesterday.

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Race for NPL spots heats up today

Hustling at Bath Fountain
TWO YEARS ago we editorialised on the unrealised potential of the Bath Fountain Hotel & Spa in St. Thomas to become a major attraction for locals and visitors.

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Education crisis
Accountability at the top

Education must salvage the 'educated jobless'
THE EDITOR, Sir: THE ABILITY of a society to provide more and better education for its members can be regarded as one of the objectives of economic development.

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Use your opportunities, students
Parents need to buckle down
Mocking secularism
A Caribbean emerald
More needed, Dr Phillips
J'cans must speak out
Beating regression

'FASHIONBLOCK' ROCKS
Staff Reporter THEY CAME in droves, eager to witness and be a part of fashion history. They came to get a taste of high fashion, glitz and glamour as Saint International staged 'Fashionblock'...

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'Shrek 2' Good to the last muck
Salazar, Laraque hit perfect chord
Low turnout, 'High' spirits

Smokers need better nutrition
MOST PEOPLE have heard at one time or another about the ill effects of smoking tobacco.

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Study suggests earlier drug treatment of osteoporosis
I was abused as a child
Facts about HIV/AIDS