Dwight Fletcher | How do you actually move on?
Over the last few weeks, weve been talking about regret. Weve established that everyone has regrets. Weve explored how regret can negatively reshape our identity, influence our decisions, and convince us that one mistake has the power to define t
LEFT IN LIMBO - Grandmother fears for teens' future after school recommends they find another institution
A St Catherine woman has been left worrying about the fate of her grandsons after she and the family was asked to find another school for the two cousins, who administrators at Enid Bennett High School have described as among the institutions most prob
Johnson encouraged by CAC Games experience
Azizi Johnson believes the experience gained from reaching the round of 16 at the Central American and Caribbean (CAC) Games will help elevate his overall game. Johnson, who was competing in the Jamaica Table Tennis Associations National Championships
Yaneek Page | Small business subcontracting expands the economy
Every multimillion-dollar government contract is an opportunity to grow Jamaican businesses. So, when we award one that is nine figures, without requiring the winning vendor to bring small businesses into the work, the country makes a deliberate choice to
Dancehall at Sea: Could Vybz Island Experience chart a new course for dancehall?
Vybz Kartel is heading to the National Arena on Saturday for Vybz Kartel presents The Return: The Return of The Building, marking another chapter in the deejays list of events, headline performances and appearances. The event, which pays tribute to The
Editorial | Brian Langrin's challenge
Brian Langrin takes office as governor of the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) at an important moment on the countrys economic journey. He succeeds the highly regarded Richard Byles, whose seven-year tenure helped consolidate BOJs independence, inflation-targe
3 books to read, from Marlon James to Emma Cline
NEW YORK (AP): Book lovers can look forward to a wealth of fiction, biographies, memoirs, poetry collections and topical non-fiction this season. Here are five upcoming works youll likely be hearing about. The Disappearers, Marlon James
Wayne Wesley | CTEC is going to work ...
The Gleaner editorial published on August 21, titled “If CTEC is to work ...”, raises important questions regarding the Caribbean Targeted Education Certificate (CTEC), CXCs new modular certification framework. We welcome these questions because me
Clash of the Midsize Giants: Santa Fe Meets Jaecoo J8
When two carmakers tackle the midsize SUV segment with completely opposite design manuals, the comparison writes itself. On one hand, you have the boxy, futuristic, and deliberately angular presence of the Hyundai Santa Fe — a vehicle that looks like it