More heat on corrupt cops
By March 2007, the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) should complete a draft document on a new witness management programme to be introduced as part of efforts to provide greater security to both civilians and police...
Five shot, one dead in St Thomas ...
Since Tuesday night, at least five persons have been shot, one fatally, in Seaforth, St. Thomas. Voniel McDonald, 26, was killed on Boxing night by gunmen at School Lane in the community. Miss McDonald's brother, Leron McDonald...
US homes data lifts stocks, dollar
NEW YORK, United States (Reuters): United States stocks burst higher yesterday in light post-holiday trading after data showed a surprisingly-strong rise in new home sales, which helped the dollar reverse some of its losses and put pressure...
Portmore trio heading for Belgium
Portmore United and Jamaica representatives Demar Stewart, Jason Morrison and Rafe Wolfe could be heading off to Sparta Rotterdam, Belgium, following their "impressive" display on a one-week trial with English Premier League club Sheffield...
EDITORIAL - The art of Shane Warne
In his book about all things, but mostly cricket, the great West Indian thinker, C.L.R. James, posits the game as a mirror of humanity, of greater consequence than our individual selves. Cricket in that context transcends sport.
LETTER OF THE DAY - Confession sets stage to 'clean up our house'
The Editor, Sir: Please allow us to express gratitude to you for the courageous reporting of the policeman's confession. It is time for the healing of our land and that must begin with truth in order for justice to prevail.
Christmas-flavoured jazz in the gardens
Not surprisingly, the Christmas Eve edition of Jazz in the Gardens at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel had many Christmas 'flavours,' figuratively and literally. The vitality of the season was reflected in the lively music which started off...
Praedial larceny is still a problem
Despite efforts to curb the scourge of praedial larceny livestock farmers continue to feel the brunt of the crime which is threatening to destroy the already struggling sector. Senator Norman Grant, president of the Jamaica Agricultural Society...
Leftovers - not safe for long
Leftovers are almost part of the Christmas tradition, as many look forward to enjoying the remaining ham, rice and gungo peas, roast beef and the like, for days to come following Christmas Day.
Malaria 101
Over the last few weeks, several very useful media releases about the resurgence of malaria in Jamaica have facilitated the public with understanding malaria, and provided timely updates on the nature and spread of infections and measures taken...
