In for a fight - Lawyer for policemen implicated in 2005 abduction case says evidence will be tough to find
Defence lawyer K. Churchill Neita, QC, has said that it will be difficult for the prosecution to prove a case against the four policemen who have been arrested in connection with the disappearance of two men five years ago. The policemen are to face...
- Miss Lou still reaches out - School named after Jamaica's most-loved storyteller
- Missing baby stirs up controversy
- Young leaders cry out for role models
- 'I was, still am, a teacher' - 85-y-o continues to do what she loves
- More pain for Armadale victims
- Government of Jamaica to rescue fleeced job seekers
- Supreme Court employees arrested
- Refreshing times for Coco Walk - Drive on to provide more water supply systems for rural St Catherine residents
- Another ward of the state dies
- GSAT results next week
Mona Prep student wins JIS Child Month Essay Competition
Alison and Michael Brooks were filled with joy as their daughter, Ashleigh, was named winner of the inaugural Jamaica Information Service (JIS) Child Month Essay Competition, held recently at the JIS Television studio, Arnold Road, Kingston...
- Wolmer's boys vow to keep running - Top achievers in fundraising lapathon say their feat was not the popular thing to do
- Hillel hosts college planning seminar
- Journalists warned not to sacrifice standards
- Sexual harassment policy ready by next April
- CAFFE to keep close eye on June 16 by-election
- Mottley to speak at First Global Vision Awards
- A family man, a mentor, a stalwart
- Pastor of Oracabessa Circuit of Churches dies
- Spencer urges CARICOM to invest in health care
- Labour ministry calls for poverty-line review
- Murder trial aborted after witness makes prejudicial remarks
Lee Chin misses $14b bond payment - Begs for more time to clear debt - Columbus share sale delayed
Michael Lee Chin has failed to come up with the US$155 million (J$13.8 billion) that AIC Barbados, the holding company for his Caribbean investments, owes bond holders. About US$108 million of the debt is owed to Jamaican investors, of which US$47 million is due...
- LIME reconfigures landline phone rates - More for rental, local calls; less for overseas talktime
- BOJ pulls one-year CD
- Gleaner Company optimistic despite difficult market
- Early retirement for H&L CEO
- Patties get green light from Trinidad
- Empire takes over Super Plus Liguanea store
- FSC talks up unit trust reform
- Musson in EXPANSION mode - Blades mulls new business
- Higher cost of business cuts Carreras profit
- Preparing to list on the junior JSE
- Production cut saves UC Rusal US$554m
- CEMENT DEBATE: Consumers win when cement market opens to competition - FTC study
Windies ready to take on the world
LONDON, England (CMC): West Indies batting ace Ramnaresh Sarwan has shrugged off his team's below-par performances in England on their current trip and declared the Caribbean side as positive ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 Championship...
- Ardenne in front
- English racing
- Bucknor heads WICUA
- Saudi Arabia drub China
- Racers boss vows to develop top-class athletes
- Ramsammy among winners
- Junior golfers look to top Carib
- Football: Costa Rica whip US 3-1
- Elliot, Miller put Kangaroos on top
- Resurgent Wadadah thwart August Town
- Fly with Spaceman
- 'Symonds let Australia down'
- It's a Russian affair - Safina, Kuznetsova reach French final
EDITORIAL - Wise decision by OAS; Cuba must respond appropriately
We, too, feel that something momentous happened at San Pedro Sula, Honduras, on Wednesday - this decision by the Organisation of American States (OAS) to rescind the expulsion of Cuba, 47 years ago, from the hemispheric body...
LETTER OF THE DAY - Infringement on privacy rights
The Editor, Sir: Yesterday my cable television viewing was disrupted by diktat of the Broadcasting Commission. Flow supplies me with both internet and cable television service. I take the full complement of cable tv channels available, including the X-rated ones.
- A park for Cross Roads
- An indomitable, resilient spirit
- Ocho Rios needs a hospital
- Selective tolerance?
- Who compensates the Jamaican citizenry?
- Implement 'Early Roadsters' programme
- Jamaican traditions: good and bad
'Island Queen' returns to TVJ
TVJ's exclusive series, 'Island Queen', returns to the air for a third time with a new season and a new host this evening at 6:30. Alisha Morgan, Miss Jamaica Festival Queen 2007, makes her television debut and will guide viewers throughout the island ...
- Eve set to perform at CFW 2009
- University Singers traces the evolution of music
- Jolie tops Forbes' Celebrity 100
- Something extra
- Quickies
It's a party for Percy
WESTERN BUREAU: Attorney-at-law Percy Clarke arrived at Godfrey and Odette Dyer's Ironshore home last Friday, prepared to watch the famous movie Scarface, while devouring his favourite gungo peas soup. Little did the New York-based lawyer, who flies home weekly...
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