Youth to the rescue - 100 students trained in emergency response
Prime Minister Bruce Golding's vision of creating an islandwide network of young people to assist in emergencies began taking shape with the graduation of the first batch of cadets involved in the Preparedness and Emergency Respond Corps (PERC)...
- 'Work over church' - Police commissioner blasts cops who abuse force for religious purposes
- Great effort, Shari-Jo
- Elderly US couple fleeced of J$26.7m
- Young contractors gain extra knowledge
- $2m for kin of Jamaican who died on US hospital floor
- All set for nomination day activities in Riversdale
- Two more British MPs stand down over expenses scandal
- Something extra
BOJ governor's epistle stirs controversy
AN EIGHT-page letter from Bank of Jamaica Governor Derick Latibeaudiere created a stir on Tuesday at the beginning of the oversight committee's meeting in Gordon House.The letter to Dr Omar Davies in his capacity as chairman of Parliament's Public...
- Golding to speak at media awards
- Amnesty raises red flag on Jamaica... again
- Heritage Trust to host teaching workshop
- Jamaica targets smokers
- St Catherine PC provides grants for small businesses
- HIV 'Regional Testing Day 2009' in June
- JTI president calls for focus on branding
- Franklyn Town Basic School gets help
- Tower Hill to benefit from justice project
FSC sounds repo warning - Cites interest rate, liquidity risks - Mayberry getting out, others studying implication
At least one dealer in government paper and other securities, as well as the regulator for the financial services sector, are pointing to interest rates and liquidity risks in repurchase agreement or repo transactions, while brokerage Mayberry Investments says...
- Broilers nix plan to diversify into rice
- Matalon confirms interest in PSOJ presidency - Ten companies newly elected to council
- Commentary - Savers' dilemma
- Newspapers in decline - Making readers pay for online news: financial salvation or suicide?
- $1.5b pension windfall for LIME
- Cement debate - We're acting in the national interest - JMA
- Scotia Group to pay $1b in quarterly dividend - Writes off $837m of bad loans
- Scotia DBG to launch new bond fund
- IMF discussions on in earnest
- Garfield Coke - Making a habit of multimillion-dollar insurance sales
- MOVEMENTS
- Bahamas reports drop in tourist arrivals
'Ver', Powell ready for Reebok
TWO-TIME Olympic 200 metres champion Veronica Campbell-Brown and Asafa Powell, the former world 100 metres record holder, yesterday declared themselves fit and ready for tomorrow's Reebok Grand Prix in New York. Powell, who pulled up with an ankle injury...
- Top local teams for JCA, Red Stripe Twenty20 Champs
- Ramdin ready for 20/20 challenge
- Brazil hold Wadadah 2-2 at Jarrett Park
- Hall of Fame raceday June 6
- Skittle Queen a safe banker
- Regional flavour for Trinidad's Guineas
- 3-day ban for Walker
- Lakers a win away from NBA finals
- English racing - Hop on Caoba
- Yorke exits Sunderland
- ICC: No window for new league
EDITORIAL - Of history and George Headley
Edward Seaga, the former prime minister and social anthropologist, by his own admission, recently found history - in its fullest sense. And it was good. It has provided Mr Seaga with a context from which to critique, and proffer solutions, to current economic problems...
LETTER OF THE DAY - The mayor's selective crackdown
The Editor, Sir: I find it amazing, even shocking, that the mayor of Kingston and his administrators at the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation continue to turn a blind eye to illegal street vending in many residential neighbourhoods of the Corporate Area...
- A.J. got it wrong
- The public should know
- Time wasters
- Matters of faith
- Espeut, Einstein and Darwin
- Ways to make money in Jamaica
Pure/Plush Lounge is here!
Due to the late start of festivities for last Friday night's much-anticipated opening of Pure/Plush Lounge, New Kingston's newest nightclub, some patrons opted to leave without seeing what the venue had to offer. There were also complaints...
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