'Flexi' talks resurface
A statement on the issue of flexible work arrangements last week has been met with some mixed responses from the Church and employers. The proposal, which was first made in 2000, found its way into the public arena again last week when Junior Minister...
ROVING ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL - An audience with the Dumpling Empress
I love me a good dumpling. It's true. To me, nothing beats a plump, well-designed, succulent fried dumpling, with just a smidgen of 'salting'. I can taste it now. From that first whiff you get when they are fresh off the fire...
Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica (PSOJ) expresses concern over 'Red Zone'
President of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, Beverley Lopez, is expressing concern over the prospective Sunset Legislation, which she believes will infringe on private business interests during the staging of Cricket World Cup 2007.
Harbour View hot streak ends
PORTMORE UNITED played the first 30 minutes of the second-half with 10 men and the last 15 with one less, but still managed to look more threatening than leaders Harbour View in their 0-0 sixth round Wray and Nephew National Premier League draw....
EDITORIAL - Take care with cricket law
Christopher Dehring, the CEO of the company that is planning next year's Cricket World Cup in the Caribbean, and Robert Bryan, the head of the organisation planning for the Jamaican leg of the competition...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Marcus Garvey era gets digital platform
The Editor, Sir: Thanks for your coverage of the Garvey Multimedia Museum in your issue of October 16. I would like to acknowledge that four years ago in 2002, the first grant received by the Friends of Liberty Hall was under the Ambassador's Fund...
Hair-raising reason for gospel album launch shift
As much time was spent on the shift of venue for Friday's launch of Angel In Zion's debut gospel album as the 15-track What God Wants You To Know itself. First slated to be launched at the church singer Angel Gordon Kelly attends in Miami...
Brawta Dawta and Odda Madda - How Rosie Johnston cared for our heroine
Some things are destined to happen. And Rosie Johnston was destined to meet the late Louise Bennett-Coverley and her husband Eric Coverley. Mrs. Johnston who emigrated to Canada in September 1979, had worked her way up from loans officer to manager...
