ISCF to tackle praedial larceny
The assault against the scourge of praedial larceny has been bolstered with the graduation of 36 police personnel from the Island Special Constabulary Force (ISCF), who have been specially trained to tackle the perennial problem...
'Yagga' bats for local talent
Former batting star Lawrence 'Yagga' Rowe believes the West Indies is still producing talented cricketers, but insists that the regional team will not blossom beyond mediocrity if former great players continued to be excluded...
EDITORIAL - Surveys show key shifts in national demographics
The latest survey of living conditions in Jamaica, in which consumption is used as proxy for income, was published last week and officials were happy to trumpet a further decline in poverty in the country.
LETTER OF THE DAY - Accountability must be brought to the forefront
The Editor, Sir: It may be a case of the chickens coming home to roost, or simply the result of an Opposition determined to use any means necessary to unseat the incumbent PNP Government from their 17-year control of Gordon House.
Pleasant 13 at Stella Maris Dance Ensemble
Celebrating their 13th season of dance, the Stella Maris (Young Adult) Ensemble is ushering itself into puberty and there is much about the weekend of performances at the Little Theatre that suggests the dance troupe is growing up.
NORTH KOREA: Kim irks the world
SEOUL (Reuters): World powers condemned North Korea yesterday after it said it conducted an underground nuclear test and the U.N. Security Council prepared a stern response that could further impoverish and isolate the communist state.
