Jamaica Gleaner Commentary published: Sunday | October 23, 2005
New development paradigms
THE MOVE by the Government through the Ministry of Land and Environment to promulgate new development orders is a step in the right direction. The effects of recent natural disasters demand new regulations to mitigate the loss...
I THOUGHT it might feel a bit like a homecoming. Almost a dozen years had passed since I had last been in West Africa, and here I was returning. - John Rapley
THE ECONOMIST has recently reported that Jamaica has the highest murder rate of any place in the world. We have surpassed Colombia, South Africa and places at war. The Most Honourable P. J. Patterson hopes to be remembered as... - Dawn Ritch
HURRICANE WILMA grew to Category Five with a needle-sized eye. This meant that she is a tight hurricane with very powerful sustained winds over a very small area. With those dimension she is doubtless a dangerous woman. - Orville W. Taylor
THE FUTURE of work is one of the most important issues facing working people particularly in developing countries today. That is because traditional social values toward work and the employment relationship are becoming... - Herbert Lewis