Jamaica Gleaner Commentary
Published: Monday Thursday | July 9, 2009
EDITORIAL - Tufton's intervention lacked strategic coherence
Dr Christopher Tufton, the agriculture minister, will forgive our disappointment with his intervention in Parliament on Tuesday, which we had hoped would have been a major policy speech on his sector outlining, with clarity, the way forward... Read More...
That happiness index
Not everyone greeted the news with snickers. Some guffawed. Jamaica the third happiest country in the world? As much as we'd like to take pride in that, it's a bit hard to believe that happy, smiling folk would also top the league tables... Read More...
Cuban key to marital harmony
Ever since the invention of the toilet and its faithful compadre the toilet seat, happily married couples have seen their blissful unions disintegrate into hell on earth as they argue over who left the seat up. Read More...
Economic woes are upon us
Last Friday, at the Press Association of Jamaica's (PAJ) launch of its Press Institute with its focus on being a public-affairs think tank, Claude Robinson, veteran media practitioner, spoke on the historic role of the media in Jamaica's development. Read More...
