Sunset bill passed - Government promises no violation of Jamaican
rights
Government yesterday
attempted to allay the concerns of Jamaicans who believe their rights
may be violated under the Sunset Legislation passed in the House
of Representatives for Cricket World Cup 2007. At the end of the
near four-hour debate...
In search of Wenticko
The second I
saw the curtain move in the window of the old duppy house, my knees
started to shiver something fierce. Believe me, I was only seconds
away from experiencing a massive cardiac arrest right there on the
roadway between a stack of logwood...
Issa Transport consolidates - Merging 8 companies into 3
The Issa Transport
Group (ITG), owned by the House of Issa, is spending up to US$4
million ($260 million) to refine its operations in a strip-down
from eight companies to three by January 2008.
Eltham shock champs Calabar
ISSA/PEPSI/JN
Walker Cup debutants Eltham High stunned the pundits when they eliminated
defending Manning Cup champions Calabar 3-2 in semi-final action
at the National Stadium yesterday. In fact, it was a major face-saving
operation...
EDITORIAL - Not so fast, Mr Buchanan
Despite his claim
to the contrary, Donald Buchanan, Information and Development Minister,
could only have been speaking for himself. He could not have been
speaking on behalf of the Government.
LETTER OF THE DAY - A myriad of loopholes if state funds parties
THE EDITOR, Sir:
Professor Trevor Monroe and others are recommending that political
parties be funded by the state. They also claim that this would
lead to transparency and the reduction of contributions from questionable
sources.
The Protector: big action flick
The Protector
is a flick that is very big on action. The fight scenes are fast-paced,
fantastically fun and stuffed to the hilt with awesome fight choreography.
As such, The Protector proves to be fantastic fun.
