Dwight Fletcher | When the truth gets in your way
Over the last three weeks, we have explored the war for truth. We have considered how easily truth can be manipulated, why the idea of “your truth and my truth” is so attractive but destructive, and why Gods unchanging truth is the only foundation
Top marks for Total gas station's fire drill
TotalEnergies fire simulation, a mid-morning drill conducted on September 24 at its Manor Park service station, got high grades from representatives of the Jamaica Fire Brigade and Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC), who were on hand
Ten-man Clarendon survive stern Manchester test
Defending champions Clarendon College survived a fiery encounter and a late eruption of tempers to edge Manchester High 2-1 and advance to the semi-finals of the ISSA Ben Francis Cup knockout competition yesterday. The ill-tempered quarter-final clash at
US economy grew 2.2 per cent in the second quarter, government says, upgrading previous estimate
The US economy grew at a solid 2.2 per cent pace from April through June as consumer spending and business investment came in strong. Growth in gross domestic product – the nations output of a goods and services – decelerated from a 2.5 per cent pa
Stallone at 80 reflects on ‘Rocky' 50 years later: ‘I am a lucky dog'
NEW YORK (AP): Fifty years after Sylvester Stallone pulled off one of Hollywoods all-time long shots with Rocky, the Oscar-winning star still identifies with the character who, for many, embodies the outsider proving all the naysayers wrong. But he no
Mickel Jackson | Let's strike the balance on the Firearms Act
In 2022, Jamaicans for Justice submitted its proposals to the members of the Firearms Joint Select Committee. We raised concerns then, and again before the wider Parliament once the bill left the committee, about the mandatory minima, judicial discretion,
Dream House | Trudiann Hall's unconventional abode
A warm welcome to the world of Trudiann Hall, and her home tucked away in the deepest parts of West End, Negril, near the sea cliffs. The 38-year-old artist, chef, farmer and former owner of several restaurants and a fishing boat hails from Darliston, Wes
Gordon Robinson | Lawyers not lawyerin'
So, some criminal defence lawyers took to the street to protest mandatory minimum sentences in the Firearms Act. When Government didnt budge, they went on strike, withdrawing their services on Monday and Tuesday. Organizers of this unusual industrial a
Hyundai Launches Palisade Elite Club
Premium motoring met warm hospitality at the launch of the Hyundai Palisade Elite Club, as Magna Motors Dealership Limited brought together Palisade owners, invited guests, and Hyundai representatives for an occasion centered on style, connection, and dis