Bloodbath in St James - Gunmen kill three in rampage
WESTERN BUREAU: Gunmen continued their bloody rampage in the parish of St. James on Monday night leaving three men dead and a small girl traumatised in the Meggie Top, Salt Spring, community.
Caricom mulls bilateral pact with US
The 15-member Caribbean Community (Caricom) is considering approaching the United States for a bilateral trade pact, but it is months before the Community decides on whether it will go ahead, according to top trade negotiator...
Bora ready to work
FIVE-STAR coach Velibor 'Bora' Milutinovic arrived in Jamaica yesterday ready to begin his work with the Reggae Boyz. Milutinovic, who has coached a record five separate countries at World Cup Finals, is expected to sign a contract...
EDITORIAL - Good moves at Jamaica College
We are excited that Ruel Reid, the new headmaster at Jamaica College (JC), is apparently excited by the performance-related incentive system that he, no doubt with the prodding of the school's governors, is helping to implement at JC.
LETTER OF THE DAY - UWI graduates searching for work
The Editor, Sir: As a graduate of the UWI and a very patriotic Jamaican who feels I have a contribution to make in the further development of Jamaica and the region, at large, I welcome the utterance made by the Governor-General of Belize...
Circus comes to Starfish
The circus came to town and left when Starfish Trelawny celebrated its first ever Circus Week last week. The inaugural event is the first and only of its kind in Jamaica. In case you missed it, mark it on the calendar because this year's circus...
Colour me black - Athletic success is skin deep
Talented black people seem to have an edge over other racial groups in a wide range of athletic activities requiring speed and power. This issue preoccupied the mind of Professor Errol Morrison, president and chief executive officer...
