Tourism's Suite LIFE - Big spend in hard times - Millions spent to make over tourism minister's office
While the Government struggles to fund the island's Budget and crucial sectors face financial shortfalls, and families are forced to cut back on expenditure, at least one ministry has spent more than $8 million to...
- Hibbert's hurdle - MP could be charged for misconduct, says professor
- Yvonne's dilemma: FSC fingers Hands Across Jamaica boss
- Hayles in the hot seat: JLP caretaker takes opposition MP to court in dual-citizenship battle
Making the case for health tourism
RESIDENTS OF Mafoota, a sleepy district in the hills of St James just about 13 miles south of Montego Bay, are pushing the cause for the development of serenity and health tourism in...
- Tourism's Suite LIFE: Cap government office expenditure - dixon
- Capital & Credit awards millions in scholarships
- Tourism's Suite LIFE: Too much? Bartlett's office gets $8.4 million fix-up
NTCS pays its debt - Fighting for new transport deal
Jamaica's plan for a more cohesive, and orderly, transport service within the Kingston metro region gets into gear November 2, when its partnership with the National Transport Cooperative Society (NTCS) ends and all routes are put back...
- Government jobs review to take five months: Zacca to play major role: Unions warn cuts will hobble Government
- Universities stepping up foreign-student recruits
- Five National Housing Trust (NHT) projects on hold
Georges seek more glory
Leaders St Georges Sports Club will take their surprise act on the road to Collie Smith Drive, looking to topple a Boys' Town team hell-bent on repairing its early season stuttering in the Digicel Premier League.
EDITORIAL: Mr Obama's Nobel Prize
There is much global debate, as the Nobel Peace Committee would have expected, over its award of this year's Peace Prize to US President Barack Obama, a mere nine months into office and with the nominations having closed...
- Bruce still on the exercise track
- Fall in investment flows stalls recovery
- Truth, trust and promises
LETTER OF THE DAY: Fray's sentence too harsh
The Editor, Sir:Stephen Fray, a man who is clearly mentally ill, was sentenced to 20 years in jail for an ill-conceived attempt to hijack an airliner at Sangster International in Montego Bay, Jamaica.
'In The Dance' on global pursuit: Producers aiming to break the mould of local productions
Chris Smith is an ambitious man. But you don't become the head of one of the top artiste management companies on modesty and gutless dreams.
- Caribbean Tales reinforcing heritage through films
- STORY OF THE SONG: 'Jamaica Ska' lifts beat over barbed wire
- Keith Lyn happy to be home
Coming soon... Wycliffe Bennett's final creation
Although Wycliffe Bennett produced countless theatre and national events in a six-decade career, no project was more important to him than a book he co-wrote on the history of...
- SUNDAY SAUCE: The scorpion and the thug
- Herta Mueller wins 2009 Nobel literature prize
- Kerri-Ann Allen is 2009 matriculant
Pineapple Ball 2009
Doctors Don and Tracy Gilbert enjoying their night out.Pineapple Ball 09Janet...
Bruce's magicians ... and the role of government
Prime Minister Bruce Golding got some basics spot on in his pre-dawn address to Parliament and the nation on Wednesday, September 30.
Haitian plane wreckage found in 'dead country'
FONDS-PARISIEN, Haiti (AP):United Nations (UN) helicopters on Saturday reached the remote site of a plane crash that killed 11 peacekeepers when a surveillance flight slammed into a mountain in eastern Haiti.All on-board died after the CASA C-212...
Wedding wagons
'Here comes The Bride' echoes in the ears of many women.