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Jamaica Gleaner Flair
published: Monday | June 18, 2007

Women who run
They are a breed apart. They emerge ahead of the pack to go where others fear to tread. Sometimes life in their arena can be lonely as they face anger, scrutiny, resentment, rejection and ridicule. But then there are the high moments when they taste victory....

Similar but different stripes

Shahine Robinson - Many non-residents of North East St. Ann may be surprised to know that the charming Shahine Robinson loves dancehall music and parties. Born in Claremont, St. Ann, the 53-year-old Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) spokeswoman on Local Government and Water...

Comfortable and enthusiastic

Natalie Neita-Headley - She is no stranger to the microphone, both as a politician and singer, this lady is most comfortable onstage."Wherever there is good karaoke, you'll find me there. I love to sing," said Natalie Neita-Headley...

From politics to legal eagle

Andrea Moore - Andrea Moore knows the law, and one she lives by is never allow a tourist to know more about your country than you do. Ms. Moore runs a private legal practice with her sister Diane Moore in Kingston where she specialises in litigation, conveyance law and estate planning.

Tackling representational politics

Marisa Dalrymple Philibert - Despite having a successful legal career, Marisa Dalrymple Philibert has decided on a career in representational politics. The Trelawny South candidate for the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) attended Westwood High School and the University of the West Indies...

A strong person

Olivia 'Babsy' Grange grew up in West Kingston in a politically charged environment. In such an environment she never saw herself as a political person. As a teenager, she was the president of Victor's Youth Club which was how she met former Prime Minister and Leader...

Women in Jamaica's political history

For the first time in the country's political history, we have a female prime minister. But before the Hon. Portia Simpson Miller, there were: Iris Collins was the first and lone female to sit in Parliament from 1944-1949, representing St. James's North...

Health & fitness - Keeping healthy

'Babsy' On the strenuous campaign trail, Olivia 'Babsy' Grange's first step to being healthy is mental. It's all in the attitude. She says you have to be mentally prepared to have little rest and little sleep as it's not a nine-to-five job.

Hard to pin down

Maybe it's their hectic campaign schedules that have got them going but numerous attempts to reach Joan Gordon-Webley, Sharon Hay-Webster and Sally Porteous were unsuccessful. However, here is some information about them.

From Runway to wardrobe

Caribbean Fashionweek 2007 had all the trappings of a fashion extravaganza. As is the norm, it showcased the artistry and creativity of upcoming and established designers; what the imagination can do with fabric. However, there were a few designs that stood out...

Bring Lisa yes!

At first, I wasn't au fait with the idea of former Miss World Lisa Hanna being the PNP's candidate in South East St. Ann. But, after thinking about it for a while, I totally support the lady, if only from a testosterone point of view. You see, if she wins...

Points to note in making your will

At the special request of one reader, this week's article looks at the preparation of wills. Below are some basic points to remember and common misconceptions to dispel with regard to wills. Any person who is over 18 years of age is entitled to make a will...





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